Leader of Opposition, Betty Aol has named her shadow cabinet, a move that puts an end to questions on how she is running her office following her appointment by Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) President Patrick Amuriat in August 2018.
Aol’s appointment followed a shocking reshuffle in Opposition leadership in Parliament, a move that saw Speaker, Rebecca Kadaga halt some appointments, on grounds that the flouted Rules and Procedures of Parliament as some of the office holders’ tenure hadn’t elapsed.
At the time of Aol’s accession to the Opposition Leadership throne, there was confusion within the Shadow Cabinet with some not being certain of their fate, since Winnie Kiiza, who appointed them had ceased being the Leader of Opposition.
In her new team, Aol has maintained many of the people brought on board by Kiiza save for the new faces like; Mohammed Nsereko who was dropped by NRM as Chairperson Equal Opportunities Committee and has been compensated as Shadow Minister Security, Kato Lubwama comes on as Minister of Culture and Performing Arts, Moses Kasibante was dropped as Minister for Human Rights as he prepares to take over as Vice Chairperson COSASE next year, as well as Gilbert Olanya that has been dropped as Shadow Minister Defense, as well as Robert Centenary.
Michael Kabaziguruka who has stayed away from Parliament following an accident last year was dropped as Shadow KCCA and has been replaced by Mukono Municipality MP, Betty Nambooze.
Shadow Cabinet
- Wilfred Niwagaba-Shadow Attorney General
- Medard Sseggona-Shadow Minister Justice and Constitutional Affairs
- Akol Anthony-Shadow Minister Finance
- Lucy Achiro- Shadow Minsiter Gender Labour and Social Development
- Ann Adeke- Shadow Minister Youth and Children Affairs
- Jonathan Odur- Shadow Minister Public Service & Presidency
- Francis Gonahasa- Shadow Minister Agriculture
- Peter Okot-Shadow Animal Industry
- Mathias Mpugga- Shadow Minister Education
- Allan Ssewanyana-Sports
- Bernard Atiku-Defence and Veteran Affairs
- Muwanga Kivumbi- Shadow Internal Affairs
- Joshua Anywarach-Shadow Human Rights
- Betty Nambooze-Shadow KCCA and Communications
- Geoffrey Katusabe-Shadow Foreign Affairs
- Zaake Francis-East African Community
- William Nzoghu-Works and Transport
- Julius Ochen- Shadow Health
- Simon Oyet -Energy and Mineral
- Charles Gutumoi-Tourism and Wildlife
- Sizomu Gashomu Relief and Disaster Preparedness
- Paul Lutamaguzi-Land and Housing
- Ibrahim Kasozi -Physical Planning
- Fred Turyamuhweza-Trade and Industry
- Emmanuel Ongiertho -Cooperatives
- Betty Muzanira -Local Government
- Joy Atim -Special Region Affairs
- Denis Lee- Science and Innovations and Technology
- Florence Namayanja-Water and Environment
- Kato Lubwama-Culture and Performing Arts
- Mohammed Nsereko-Security
