On December 4 1945, the first three African representatives were sworn in to the LEGCO, representing Buganda, Western and Eastern Provinces. They were Michael ...

Subsequently, on the 4th December 1945, the first Africans (that were considered men of stature and authority[6]) joined the LEGCO and were sworn in. They ...

5 янв. 2021 г. · On December 4, 1945, the first Africans to join the Legco were sworn in. They included Michael Earnest Kawalya Kaggwa, Petero Nyangabyaki ...

28 июн. 2021 г. · Twenty years later (in 1945), three Ugandans, two of whom were Prime Ministers of their respective Kingdoms: Michael Ernest Kawalya Kaggwa ( ...

1945. First three Ugandans on the LEGCO in 1945. 1. Kawalya Kaggwa for Central region.

UGANDA (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL) (Hansard, 5 December 1945) ... The representative from Buganda is in fact nominated by the Kabaka from among his three Ministers.

23 сент. 2020 г. · In 1956, Pumla Kisosonkole was nominated on the LEGCO, followed by Sarah Ntiro in 1958.

The practice of leaders assuming office through elections in Uganda can be traced to pre-independence period.

9 янв. 2021 г. · Twelve Ugandans were elected to the Legislative Council, 10 of them directly. The 10 included Apollo Milton Obote representing Lango District.