JUST IN!! Gen Muhoozi’s PLUM Seeks Electoral Commission Clearance As New Political party Targets Uganda’s Political Arena

The Patriotic League of Uganda Movement (PLUM) has approached the Electoral Commission seeking clearance for its proposed political identity as it moves towards establishing itself as a political party in Uganda.

In a letter dated October 9, 2026, the movement requested the reservation of its proposed name, colours, symbol and slogan in accordance with Sections 6 and 7 of the Political Parties and Organisations Act.

The application, signed by Acting Chief Promoter Cankara Moses Mwaka, identifies the proposed party as the Patriotic League of Uganda Movement, abbreviated as PLUM.

The movement has proposed orange, white and blue as its official colours, a handshake as its symbol, and “Protect the Citizens” as its slogan. The slogan is also expressed in Swahili as “Linda Mwananchi.”

PLUM has asked the Commission to examine its proposed identifiers against existing political party records to determine whether they are available for reservation and protection.

Mwaka also requested written guidance and the necessary application schedules to help the movement compile the national founders’ registers required for the political party establishment process.

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The letter was received by the Electoral Commission’s Security Registry on October 13, 2026. However, the receipt stamp only confirms submission of the application and does not mean the proposed identifiers have been approved.PLUM’s application marks a step towards establishing its political identity, but the movement must await the Commission’s response and fulfil the applicable legal and administrative requirements before it can complete the formal registration process.