A united and just Uganda where Indigenous Banyarwanda are constitutionally recognized, socially empowered, and fully integrated into national life

On behalf of the Parliament of Uganda, I commend the Council for Abavandimwe (CFA) for its tireless efforts in promoting unity, equality, and empowerment among all communities in our nation. The work of CFA aligns with our national vision of building a peaceful, just, and prosperous Uganda where diversity is embraced as a strength.

The government values the efforts of organizations like CFA that work to strengthen harmony, empower citizens, and create opportunities for every Ugandan to live with dignity and hope. As a nation, we must continue to embrace one another, celebrate our diversity, and work together for peace and progress. I encourage CFA to remain steadfast in its mission of building an inclusive and united Uganda.

I stand in support of CFA’s vision of creating a society where all people, regardless of their background, have equal opportunities to contribute to national growth. Together, we can continue to shape a peaceful and united Uganda.

Your organization’s efforts to bring together people of all backgrounds and to encourage inclusive development reflect the true spirit of national solidarity and progress. Parliament recognizes and supports initiatives that strengthen peace, harmony, and social justice. I encourage the CFA team to continue working closely with communities and leaders across the country to build a Uganda where every citizen feels valued and represented.

Council for Abavandimwe (CFA) is a non-governmental organization founded to promote equality, social justice, and empowerment among all communities in Uganda and beyond. Led by Frank Gashumba, our mission is to build a nation where every individual—regardless of their background—has equal access to opportunities and a voice in shaping a better future.