In the 11th Parliament, Nsibambi is a member of the Shadow Cabinet and FDC Whip.
Politics
Elections 2026: Why NRM parliamentary and LC5 candidates lost in Amolatar
This sense of unease is particularly pronounced as constituents reflect on the potential impact of their choices on future governance and representation in Amolatar.
Amolatar electoral supervisor under investigation over aborted LC3 poll
Irene Hope Nakiru, returning officer of Amolatar, said she withheld declaring the winner due to irregularities.
NRM, Independent candidates share success in Amolatar LC3 polls
The NRM celebrated victories in Opali, Amolatar town council, Etam sub-county, Etam town council, Acii sub-county, and Abeja sub-county.
UPC suffers in LC3 chairpersons’ elections in Dokolo
Ugandans elected LC3 chairpersons and councillors on Wednesday in the last part of the general elections for 2026.
Kole North, how MP Dr Opio Acuti’s joint campaigns led to victories
In the 11 districts in Lango sub-region, only Kole district and Lira district had NRM sweeping all the parliamentary and LC5 positions.
Lango’s 2026 vote: A partnership for development, not politics
For years, Lango was often portrayed as politically distant from the ruling party. That narrative no longer holds.
Term 2026-2031: What Lango voters expect
In Oyam district, James Okello, a maize farmer, said MPs must prioritise feeder roads to ease the transport of agricultural produce.
Ajuri MP Obua: “I’ve made my contributions to the best of my abilities”
Obua Denis Hamson conceded defeat on January 28 following the declaration of Fred Jalameso on January 27 as the Ajuri County MP elect.
UPC’s message to electorate after Jalameso whipped Obua in Ajuri
UPC party members and supporters are in celebration after winning the Ajuri County MP seat following a rerun on January 27.
Kitgum municipality: Okwera Richard Ojara retains mayoral seat
Odong Patrick, an FDC supporter urged accountability, saying although their candidate did not win, the issues raised during campaigns, like garbage management and unemployment, must be addressed.
“Don’t judge a book by its cover” – Ajuri County MP-elect, Jalameso Fred
In the January 27 re-run for the disputed 18 polling stations, Obua gained 2,569 votes against Jalameso’s 2,122.