The Electorate Determines the OutcomeBy Alliance for National TransformationApril 14, 20210 commentsOn Tuesday, 13 April 2021, the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) post-election review workshop took place in the Acholi region. The venue was the St. Monica’s grounds, where members in attendance expressed passion and commitment to a values-based government. Member ...Read more...
A Challenge to Commit to Values-Based PoliticsBy Alliance for National TransformationApril 14, 20210 commentsOn 12 April 2021, the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) review workshop took place at Pacific Hotel in Lira. This workshop follows others that have also been concluded in Kampala, Busoga, Teso and other regions. Present at the workshop were ANT members who registered wins ...Read more...
Celebrate Wins and Sow Seeds in Failure.By Alliance for National TransformationApril 10, 20210 commentsThe morning of 10th April 2021 begun with a drizzle and the over 40 Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) coordinators and members who contested on elective positions were undeterred in attending the post-election review. The ANT has organized a series of post-election review ...Read more...
Building Structures and Commitment to Transformation.By Alliance for National TransformationApril 10, 20210 commentsThe fourth day of the post-election review workshops held by the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) took place on the 9th of April 2021. Various members of ANT participated in the workshop, which was held at the Forester Gardens in Mbale. The members in attendance represented ...Read more...
ANT Recorded Success in BusogaBy Alliance for National TransformationApril 9, 20210 commentsThe Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) leadership set off for Iganga from the Kampala in the wee hours of the morning. The lavish landscape of the region matched enthusiastic and passionate ANT coordinators and persons who engaged in the 2021 electoral processes and the elected ...Read more...
Leading the new wave of TransformationBy DiasporaApril 7, 20210 commentsAmidst the hustle and bustle of Kampala, in the suburb of Nsambya under the blue sky and a moderate 23 degrees Celsius, coordinators and persons who represented the ANT at elective positions trickled into Nsambya Youth Center. The reason: to review the 2020-2021 election process. The ...Read more...
ANT’S ELECTORAL PERFORMANCE: WHICH WAY?By DiasporaApril 6, 20210 commentsBy Matanda Abubaker Uganda just went through an electoral cycle. ANT presented several candidates for the Presidency, Parliament, and Local Councils. According to the results released by the ‘Independent’ Electoral Commission, the party’s Presidential ...Read more...
ANT Diaspora Meeting with Hon. Alice Alaso and Gen. Mugisha MuntuBy DiasporaMarch 22, 20210 commentsOn Saturday 20th March 2021, Alliance for National Transformation top leadership held a virtual meeting with the Diaspora Community. The meeting was attended by among others former Presidential candidate, Gen. Mugisha Muntu; Ag. National Coordinator, Hon. Alice Alaso; Interim Secretary ...Read more...
STATEMENT ON THE OCCASION OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY CELEBRATION 8TH MARCH 2021By Alliance for National TransformationMarch 8, 20210 commentsFellow Ugandans, The Women of Uganda in particular. We join the International community on this occasion to celebrate the International Women's day. To the Woman every where in the World, this milestone brings hope that the World should increasingly get better for every woman and ...Read more...
ANT PRESS CONFERENCE - PRESS RELEASEBy Alliance for National TransformationFebruary 1, 20210 commentsPRESS STATEMENT- February 1, 2021 Fellow Ugandans, the Leadership of ANT wishes to express its sincere gratitude to Citizens of Uganda who turned up in big numbers to exercise their Constitution right to choose their leaders amidst many challenges. The courageous Men and women who ...Read more...
Tired of Wolves in Sheep’s clothing? Vote Mugisha Muntu and ANTBy DiasporaJanuary 12, 20210 commentsIt is exactly one day to election day, which is on Thursday, 14th January 2021. On Saturday 9th January 2021, the Presidential Candidate Mugisha Muntu and the campaign team canvassed in the districts of Ibanda and Kiruhura. The campaign trail also included stopovers in Mabonwa and ...Read more...
A vote for Mugisha Muntu is a vote for the Rule of LawBy DiasporaJanuary 7, 20210 commentsIt is exactly 8 days to the voting day! On the 14th of January 2021, Ugandans will head to the polls to cast a decisive vote on who should lead the country. It is this reason that our candidate continues to reach out to as many Ugandans as possible, encouraging the people to vote ...Read more...
Retiring NRMs incompetence is an act of patriotismBy DiasporaJanuary 7, 20210 commentsOn 6th January 2020, Gen Mugisha Muntu, the ANT presidential candidate and the campaign team led by Hon. Winnie Kiiza campaigned in Mitooma, Rukungiri and Kanungu. Mugisha Muntu urged voters to vote for his presidency and ANT candidates at all levels. Mugisha Muntu commits to removing ...Read more...
I couldn't Wish COVID-19 on my Worst Enemy: a TESTIMONY from Dr. Tushabe wa Tushabe, USABy DiasporaJanuary 5, 20210 comments It sunk in on March 6, 2020, that due to COVID-19, my university was going to shut down and faculty and students and staff were going into lockdown at their homes. My town turned into a ghost town overnight. Students were told not to return to school from their Spring break. All ...Read more...
Normalise Leadership Transitions: Mugisha Muntu in BuyendeBy DiasporaJanuary 4, 20210 commentsWe are now 9 days away from the voting date scheduled by the Uganda Electoral Commission. On the 14th of January 2021, Ugandans will trek to polling stations armed with their vote for their chosen candidate. On 4th January 2021, Presidential Candidate Mugisha Muntu and the campaign ...Read more...
Andrew Ikoona, Candidate for Mayor of Southern Division, Jinja CityBy DiasporaJanuary 1, 20210 commentsAndrew Ikoona was born in a small village called Danida, in Masese, Jinja, characterized by poverty and harsh conditions. For his primary education, he attended Masese Co-Education School, and later joined Jinja Secondary School for high school. Life’s challenges and being from ...Read more...