Mama Miria Kalule Obote being sworn into office

Updates and Articles

Recent updates are also posted on the Notice Board

• 26 Apr 2008 Party President's Speech to the National Council Meeting
• 26 Apr 2008 Secretary General's Speech to the National Council Meeting
• 26 Apr 2008 National Council Resolution
• 16 Apr 2008 Hold Public Inquest into Budo Tragedy
• 09 Apr 2008 Bonabagagawale is Doomed to Fail
• 02 Apr 2008 General Kazini's Conviction Another Symbolic Fight Against Corruption
• 26 Mar 2008 Where is the Sincerity in the Juba Peace Deal?
• 19 Mar 2008 Life Presidency Cannot be a Pillar for African Integration
• 27 Feb 2008 NRM Subversion Against UPC Shall Fail
• 20 Feb 2008 Corruption and Dictatorship in Uganda
• 13 Feb 2008 NRM Repression shall be overcome
• 16 Jan 2008 The Land Question in Uganda
• 09 Jan 2008 Bad Goverance Will Ruin East Africa
• 21 Nov 2007 Draft of the amended UPC Constitution available for review and comments
• 21 Nov 2007 UPC petition to CHOGM
• 07 Nov 2007 Peace Talks Should Address National Issues
• 07 Nov 2007 UPC Great Reunion with Sister Parties
• 13 Oct 2007 Land Grabbing is Leasing Uganda to War
• 24 Oct 2007 Prosecute Perpetuators of Economic Crimes
• 17 Oct 2007 Civilised Politics Should Prevail
• 15 Aug 2007 NRM Greed for resources
• 08 Aug 2007 Time to Open the Oil Debate
• 01 Aug 2007 The Politics of Market Wrangles
• 25 Jul 2007 Militarism is no Substitute for National Service
• 18 Jul 2007 NRM has Remained an Army
• 18 Jul 2007 Total Institutional Breakdown
• 19 Jun 2007 The East African Community
• 13 Jun 2007 Actions speak louder than words
• 06 Jun 2007 Taylor's Trial
• 04 Jun 2007 UPC wins Oyam South
• 04 Jun 2007 The Mystery of NRM Politics
• 03 Jun 2007 Secretary General's report to CEC
• 31 May 2007 The Party President's Speech in Bushenyi 2007
• 30 May 2007 UPC Meeting Its Constitutional And Democratic Targets
• 23 May 2007 Fighting Corruption Must Go Beyond Symbolic Arrest
• 09 May 2007 Universal Secondary Education (USE)
• 25 Apr 2007 Museveni Militarism Shall Lead to Genocide
• 18 Apr 2007 The Mabira Tragedy
• 16 Apr 2007 Reforming the electoral system in Uganda
• 28 Mar 2007 Militarization of Governance is a Threat to National Security
• 21 Mar 2007 Government Actions Undermine Peace Talks
• 14 Mar 2007 UPC Youth Training And Party Mobilisation Programme Kicks Of In Mityana District
• 28 Feb 2007 ICC Should Eliminate Terrorism In Africa And Open Door For Democracy
• 21 Feb 2007 Universal Secondary Education Like UPE is Doomed to Fail
• 14 Feb 2007 UPC Youth Programmes to Move the Party Forward
• 07 Feb 2007 Museveni Overthrows His 1995 Constitution
• 31 Jan 2007 Yoweri Museveni's Impunity Will Cause Catastophy
• 24 Jan 2007 Two Decades of Dictatorship and Plunder
• 10 Jan 2007 Strengthening Democracy in Uganda
• 03 Jan 2007 Political Indoctrination Bad For Democarcy And Prosperity For All

Past items can be found in the Archives

UPC Party

The UPC Party tricolour flag consists of three horizontal stripes representing
Black for the African Personality;
Red for Human Equality and Brotherhood;
Blue for Peace and Justice.

This is a visual embodiment of some of the principles and aims that UPC strives to fulfill.

• To build the Republic of Uganda as one country with one people, one Parliament and one Government.
• To defend the Independence and Sovereignty of Uganda and maintain peace and tranquility, and to preserve the Republican Constitution of Uganda.
• To organise the Party to enable the people to participate in framing the destiny of our Country.
• To fight relentlessly against Poverty, Ignorance, Disease, Colonialism, Neo-Colonialism, Imperialism and Apartheid.
• To plan Uganda's Economic Development in such a way that the Government, through Parastatal Bodies, the Co-operative Movements, Private Companies, Individuals in Industry, commerce and Agriculture, will effectively contribute to increased production to raise the standard of living in the Country.
• To protect without discrimination based on race, colour, sex or religion every person lawfully living in Uganda and enable him to enjoy the fundamental rights and freedom of the individual, that is to say:
• Life, Liberty, Security of person and Protection of the law;
• Freedom of Conscience, of expression and association;
• Protection of Privacy of his home, property and from deprivation of property without compensation.
• To ensure that no citizen of Uganda will enjoy any special privilege, status or title by virtue of birth, descent or heredity;
• To ensure that in the enjoyment of the rights and freedoms no person shall be allowed to prejudice the right and freedom of others and the interests of the state;
• To support organisations, whether international or otherwise, whose aims, objects and aspirations are consistent with those of the Party;
• To do such other things that are necessary for the achievement of the aims, objects and aspirations of the Party.