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Uganda Elects Oboth-Oboth as Parliament Speaker Amid Anti-Corruption Pledge

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•Thomas Tayebwa Oboth-Oboth was elected Speaker of Uganda's 12th Parliament on May 25, 2026.
•The election followed the removal of the previous Speaker amid corruption allegations.
•Oboth-Oboth is a member of the National Resistance Movement (NRM), which strengthened its parliamentary majority in the recent elections.
•The new Speaker publicly committed to ending graft within the parliamentary institution.
•The 12th Parliament convened for its first session on May 25, 2026.

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▸If Speaker Oboth-Oboth successfully implements anti-corruption measures Uganda's parliament could improve transparency and public trust, potentially enhancing governance and attracting foreign investment.

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AFRICAThe East AfricanOboth-Oboth elected Speaker as NRM tightens grip on Uganda’s Parliament AFRICAAllAfrica - TopUganda: How It Went Down As Oboth-Oboth Was Elected Speaker of 12th Parliament AFRICAAllAfrica - TopUganda: Oboth-Oboth Is Speaker of the 12th Parliament AFRICANews24 (South Africa)News24 | New Uganda parliament speaker vows to end graft after predecessor's fall

Uganda's parliament elected Thomas Tayebwa Oboth-Oboth as the new Speaker on May 25, 2026, following the fall of his predecessor. Oboth-Oboth pledged to combat corruption within the legislature, signaling a focus on governance reforms. This change consolidates the ruling National Resistance Movement's control over parliament and raises questions about the effectiveness of anti-graft efforts.