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

Its purpose was to undertake the duties of general administration, imposition and collection of taxes and administration of justice in areas under its control ...

Reasons for the formation of LEGCO. 1. To make laws. 2. To advise the colonial government. Composition of the LEGCO. It was made up of the governors, six ...

Evils of colonialism such as forced labor, over taxation, land alienation, racial discrimination and forced growing of cash crops etc. Unfortunately Bamuta died ...

The body was to be called the Legislative Council, commonly known as the LEGCO. It was empowered to enact laws and regulations for the administration of justice ...

28 июн. 2021 г. · The main activity of the LEGCO was to legislate for law and order in the Uganda Protectorate,” said Rt Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, MP and Speaker of ...

5 янв. 2021 г. · The first elements of a legislative organ can be traced as far back as the turn of the century in 1888 when the then Imperial British East African Company ...

Mr. Turton. asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies whether he is satisfied that representation of African opinion on the Legislative Council of ...

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

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