My biggest failure was my marriage, but i still believe in love – Dr. Mitch

What the report says

Sqoop Uganda reports that Dr Ronnie Michael “Mitch” Egwang, a Ugandan media personality and education advocate, has spoken publicly about the end of his marriage, calling it the greatest personal failure he has faced. According to the report, Dr. Mitch said he had been married for 14 years and that the breakup remains among the most painful experiences of his life.

The publisher reported that Dr. Mitch and his former wife have two children together. He did not provide details on what led to the separation, but he acknowledged that the end of the relationship had a lasting emotional effect. His comments mark an unusually personal disclosure from a public figure who, according to Sqoop, has generally kept his family life out of the spotlight.

Despite the divorce, Dr. Mitch said he still has faith in love and marriage and hopes to find the right partner in the future. Sqoop framed the remarks as part of a wider public conversation among fans and followers about heartbreak, divorce, remarriage and second chances.

The story matters mainly because Dr. Mitch is a recognizable figure in Uganda’s media and education spaces, and his remarks touch on personal issues that many public figures often avoid discussing openly. Based on the report, reaction from followers has included messages of encouragement and appreciation for his openness, though Sqoop did not cite specific posts or individuals.