Honourable Minister Frank Tumwebaze Wins Kibale East Parliamentary Seat in 2026 General Elections

By Brenda

Honourable Frank Kagyigyi Tumwebaze, the current Minister for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, has been declared the winner of the Kibale East Member of Parliament seat following the 2026 Ugandan general elections.

The victory secures Hon. Tumwebaze another term in Parliament, reaffirming the confidence voters in Kibale East have placed in his leadership and experience. A seasoned politician, Tumwebaze has served the constituency for several terms and remains one of the most experienced lawmakers in the region.

Honourable Minister Frank Tumwebaze Wins Kibale East Parliamentary Seat in 2026 General Elections

Experience and Leadership

Hon. Tumwebaze has held several senior government positions over the years and is widely known for his active role in national governance. As Minister for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, he oversees one of Uganda’s most critical sectors, which employs a large portion of the population and plays a central role in food security and economic growth.

During the campaign period, he emphasized continued development, improved agricultural productivity, better support for farmers, infrastructure development, and service delivery in Kibale East.

Strong Support from Voters

The parliamentary race in Kibale East attracted strong voter participation, with residents turning out to choose their representative. Hon. Tumwebaze’s victory reflects sustained grassroots support and appreciation for his engagement with constituents and contribution to local development initiatives.

Community leaders and supporters described the outcome as a vote of confidence in his ability to represent the interests of Kibale East both in Parliament and within government.

Looking Ahead

With a renewed mandate, Honourable Tumwebaze is expected to continue advocating for policies that strengthen agriculture, promote rural development, and improve livelihoods in his constituency. His dual role as a legislator and Cabinet Minister places him in a strategic position to influence national policy while addressing local needs.

As Uganda enters a new political term, attention now turns to how elected leaders will deliver on their promises and guide the country’s development agenda.