Hon. Namara Dennis, a trained lawyer and newly elected legislator representing Buyaga West County, has formally declared his candidacy for the Deputy Speakership of the 12th Parliament. Asserting that he is the most qualified leader for the role, Namara’s legislative agenda centers on championing critical economic reforms aimed at driving Uganda’s

In a bold campaign address delivered through regional media platforms like Galaxy FM, Hon. Denis Namara labeled himself an anti-corruption crusader determined to restore institutional integrity. Acknowledging that public trust in the legislature has severely eroded due to persistent corruption scandals, Namara vowed to proactively use the Office of the Deputy Speaker

Denis Namara was officially sworn in at the Parliament of Uganda during the formal inauguration ceremonies for the 12th Parliament, securing his transition to the National Assembly after defeating longtime incumbent Barnabas Tinkasiimire in the general elections. Following his official induction, Speaker Anita Among confirmed to the house that she

Hon. Denis Namara has consistently spoken out on issues affecting the economy, healthcare and the welfare of ordinary citizens. During discussions on the impact of COVID-19, he raised concerns about the economic challenges facing Uganda and the pressure the pandemic placed on businesses, workers and government resources. As a Member

Hon. Namara Dennis has made a strong impact in improving the lives of communities across Uganda and East Africa through his leadership in the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). During the COVID-19 pandemic, he played an important role in overseeing and assessing the challenges faced by women involved in cross-border

On November 29, 2024, Hon. Musamali Paul, Hon. Musangabatware Clement, and Hon. Olivier Nkurunziza visited the sugarcane and avocado plantation of Hon. Namara Dennis in Kagadi, Uganda. The plantation, managed by Hon. Namara Dennis, is a prime example of sustainable agriculture contributing to regional development. With a workforce of 30