Forum for Democratic Change

Forum for Democratic Change We're in the final Liberation Phase of removing dictatorship from Uganda and restore the true Spirit of One Uganda, One People. Are you?

We're ready to continue our fight for One Uganda, One People. The FDC is committed to offer Ugandans a brand of political and public service leadership that is trans formative, selfless, and patriotic. We are committed to pursue policies that make
growth more inclusive, create new, decent and well-paying jobs, dramatically improve the quality of public service delivery and strengthen
citizenship.

UPDATE: The National Executive Committee (NEC) Central Buganda Caucus has chosen Hon. Ibrahim Kasozi as the Party's Depu...
04/06/2026

UPDATE: The National Executive Committee (NEC) Central Buganda Caucus has chosen Hon. Ibrahim Kasozi as the Party's Deputy President from the Central Region, a position previously held by Hon. Yusuf Nsibambi.

Ongoing: Meeting of National Executive Committee (NEC) - Central Region Caucus
04/06/2026

Ongoing: Meeting of National Executive Committee (NEC) - Central Region Caucus

This morning, National Executive Committee (NEC) members from the Central Region will sit at the party headquarters to d...
04/06/2026

This morning, National Executive Committee (NEC) members from the Central Region will sit at the party headquarters to discuss Regional matters including filling the vacant position of Deputy President.

This year's Martyr's Day finds us separated by distance, but not by spirit. Happy Martyr's Day!
03/06/2026

This year's Martyr's Day finds us separated by distance, but not by spirit.

Happy Martyr's Day!

FDC PRESSER JUNE 1, 2026Detailed Press Briefing
01/06/2026

FDC PRESSER JUNE 1, 2026

Detailed Press Briefing

DISCRIMINATORY WETLAND EVICTIONS We are troubled by the conduct of the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) in carrying out wetland evictions across Uganda. While we accept that it’s important to […]

We are concerned by the continued silence of the Government of Uganda on reports of hostility, intimidation, and attacks...
01/06/2026

We are concerned by the continued silence of the Government of Uganda on reports of
hostility, intimidation, and attacks directed at foreign nationals in South Africa, including
Ugandan citizens who live, work, study, and conduct business there.

The Government of Uganda must immediately engage its counterpart in South Africa through diplomatic channels and seek assurances regarding the safety and security of
Ugandan citizens.
The South African Ambassador to Uganda should be summoned to provide an explanation on the reported incidents and to communicate the measures
being taken by the South African authorities to guarantee the safety of foreign nationals.

We further call upon the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Uganda's diplomatic mission in South Africa to establish emergency communication channels, maintain an updated register of Ugandan nationals in affected areas, provide consular assistance where necessary, and continuously update the public on developments.

South Africans should remember how African Countries Including Uganda supported them during the time of Apartheid and there are so many South African citizens living and working peacefully in Uganda.

Likewise, several South African companies continue to operate profitably within Uganda and benefit from the hospitality of the Ugandan people. It is therefore only fair and reasonable that Ugandan citizens in South Africa receive the same respect, protection, and security.

We strongly condemn any form of xenophobia, discrimination, violence, or incitement against foreign nationals. Such actions undermine African unity, regional integration, and the spirit of Pan-Africanism that both Uganda and South Africa have long
championed.

We urge the South African Government to take decisive action against individuals and groups promoting violence and hatred against foreign nationals and to ensure that all
those responsible for attacks are held accountable under the law.

One Uganda One People

01/06/2026
30/05/2026

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UPDATE: The National Executive Committee, sitting at Najjankumbi, has appointed Hon. Adeke Ann Ebaju as the FDC Party Wh...
29/05/2026

UPDATE: The National Executive Committee, sitting at Najjankumbi, has appointed Hon. Adeke Ann Ebaju as the FDC Party Whip in the 12th Parliament

THE FDC MEDIA BRIEFING MAY 28th 2026https://fdc.ug/press/the-fdc-media-briefing-may-28th-2026
28/05/2026

THE FDC MEDIA BRIEFING MAY 28th 2026

https://fdc.ug/press/the-fdc-media-briefing-may-28th-2026

  NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (NEC) MEETING. Today and tomorrow, the National Executive Committee will be sitting here at the party headquarters. This will be our first meeting after the General […]

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