The Uganda Legislative Council (LEGCO) was the predecessor of the Parliament of Uganda, prior to Uganda's independence from the United Kingdom.

LegCo was first formed with a composition of three Official Members and the Governor as President of the Council. Due to an outbreak of fever, the earliest ...

The body was called the Legislative Council (LEGCO) whose membership was purely European. It had seven members led by the Governor, Sir Robert Coryndon, at the ...

In Africa, it was the desire for independence, self determination and common hatred to all evils associated with colonial rule. Uganda's Legislative Council ( ...

It was empowered to enact laws and regulations for the administration of justice, law and good governance. The LEGCO was composed of seven (7) Europeans who ...

(b) delineation of geographical constituencies and the system of voting when all LegCo Members are returned by universal suffrage. Method for forming LegCo by ...

15 мая 2017 г. · In 1957, after the acquiring of voting rights by Africans based on wealth and education, the first eight elected Africans joined the LEGCO. This ...

The governors of British colonies were allowed more initiative than French governors and were supposed to exercise this in the interests of their individual ...

The Legislative Council makes laws, reviews government legislation and performance, and debates matters of public interest.