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

On 01 March 1962, self-government was inaugurated. On that day, the Prime Minister presided over a Cabinet and the LEGCO became the National Assembly. In 1962, ...

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 ...

It was formed in 1921 by Sir Robert Thorne Coryndon. Reasons for the formation of LEGCO. 1. To make laws. 2. To advise the colonial government. Composition of ...

... Legislative Council (LEGCO) which was a precursor to Uganda's independence in 1962. 1958. Following the enactment of the Legislative Council (Elections) ...

Government laid down a grand strategy of colonial disengagement. In the case of Uganda, steps were quickly tatken to bring the new policy into effect.

16 мая 2022 г. · 1921: Uganda is granted a legislative council. The legislative council was allowed to pass its own laws, although no Africans were allowed to be ...

Until recent times the existence of the Legislative Council exacerbated this problem.

Bell himself had laid the foundations for a peasant economy by encouraging the Africans to cultivate cotton, which had been introduced into the protectorate as ...

A major step in Uganda's political progress was the introduction of direct elections in 1958, to Legislative Council, which now had an African majority (15 out ...