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The Resident City Commissioner (RCC) of Mbarara, Ms Catherine Kamwiine, has urged government officials in the city to reduce divisive politics and support President Museveni, warning that they may lose their current status once the regime ends.

During a meeting with officials from the Office of the President on October 11, Ms Kamwiine cautioned that some Banyankole politicians are undermining their own party.

“Some Banyankole noisemakers do a lot of politicking to spoil the soup, fighting against their party. I want to assure them they won’t survive as long as I am still the RCC of Mbarara,” she said.

She expressed surprise that Museveni receives more support from regions like Gulu, where he garners 70% of votes, compared to 60% in Mbarara, despite the region being a traditional stronghold.

“Some Banyankole say they haven’t achieved anything from this government and forget the peace they enjoy. I lost my father to politics when he was found carrying iron sheets, which were treated like weapons. We need to remind the youth why elders continue to support Museveni,” she added.

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