NRM Caucus Moves to Munyonyo for Museveni Address, Ray G Concert

What the report says

The National Resistance Movement Parliamentary Caucus has been moved from Kololo to Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort Hotel, according to Nile Post. The change was announced by Government Chief Whip Dr Ruth Aceng, who said the new venue would give the ruling party more space and better logistics for legislators, party officials and invited guests.

President Yoweri Museveni, who is also the NRM national chairperson, is expected to address MPs at the midday meeting. Nile Post reported that the gathering is intended to bring together NRM MPs and NRM-leaning independent legislators, with discussion likely to cover government programmes, party discipline and preparations for parliamentary business.

The relocation also resolves a scheduling clash involving musician Ray G, whose concert had been expected at Kololo ceremonial grounds. With the caucus moved, the venue is now available for the performance. In the article, Nile Post framed the concert as part of Ray G’s continued rise in Uganda’s music scene, especially among fans of his Runyankore-language songs and Ankole-rooted style.

The report said security had been increased around Munyonyo ahead of the meeting. More broadly, the caucus remains an important setting for the ruling party to brief lawmakers, coordinate strategy and maintain internal discipline before key legislative work.