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

The unofficial membership of the LEGCO consisted of only Europeans between 1921 and 1926. ... The LEGCO was the first national legislature in Uganda. By all ...

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 were ...

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 and ...

28 июн. 2021 г. · On 23 March 1921, the Legislative Council (or LEGCO) held its first sitting. Its initial Members were all European, but were joined by Asian ...

In 1946, Yekosofati Innyon was nominated to represent Northern Uganda. In 1950, LEGCO expanded to 26 members, Africans and two from Buganda. In 1955, African ...

The representative from Buganda is in fact nominated by the Kabaka from among his three Ministers. The other two representatives are selected by the Governor ...

The 1945 riots forced the colonial Government to start the process of African representatives into the legislative Council (Legco) and eventually leading to ...

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

In Uganda: Political and administrative development. In 1921 a Legislative Council was instituted, but its membership was so small (four official and two ...