By Our Reporter
In a move that has energized the political landscape of Uganda’s capital, Kizito Moses Nsubuga has officially thrown his hat into the ring for Lord Mayor of Kampala City (2026–2031), following his recent nomination at the NRM party offices in Kampala. His declaration has been met with excitement, hope, and renewed belief in transformative leadership for the city.
With a campaign anchored on the powerful slogan “Our City, Your City, My City”, Kizito has positioned himself not merely as a candidate — but as a servant-leader determined to restore Kampala’s glory, reclaim its status as a model capital, and bring services closer to the people.
A Leader of the People, By the People
Kizito Moses Nsubuga is no stranger to the struggles and aspirations of ordinary Ugandans. Known for his humility, grassroots engagement, and results-driven approach, he has long stood out as a unifier — one who listens, acts, and delivers. His leadership is rooted in values of transparency, development, and inclusiveness.
“Let’s make Kampala a capital city again,” his rallying call states — a powerful promise to rebuild the city’s infrastructure, revamp public services, and re-ignite economic opportunities for all.
Kizito’s recent nomination under the National Resistance Movement (NRM) is seen by many as a clear sign of the party’s commitment to injecting new, vibrant, and capable leadership into the city. His vision is aligned with national priorities and the aspirations of millions of Kampalans seeking meaningful change.
Party insiders describe him as “focused, competent, and purpose-driven” — a man who brings energy, organization, and a people-first mindset to every task he undertakes.
Key Pillars of His Agenda
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Urban Renewal & Infrastructure: Kizito has pledged to tackle the city’s persistent challenges, including poor roads, flooding, sanitation, and unreliable public transport, through integrated planning and strategic partnerships.
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Youth and Employment: A strong advocate for youth empowerment, he promises to expand skilling programs and create sustainable job opportunities in the informal and tech sectors.
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Clean, Green Kampala: Environmental management and waste control will be front and center of his urban renewal strategy, with a focus on turning Kampala into a cleaner, greener, and more livable city.
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Digital Governance: He envisions a smart Kampala — one where service delivery is digitized, corruption is eliminated, and citizen engagement is strengthened through technology.
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Community-Based Development: Kizito vows to decentralize decision-making, empower local leaders, and increase responsiveness to grassroots needs.
With a sharp mind, a clean record, and a solid connection to the people, Kizito Moses Nsubuga represents a new era of leadership — one that puts Kampala first. His campaign is not about promises, but about purpose. His pledge is not about politics, but about progress.
As the city gears up for the 2026 elections, many are rallying behind Kizito, confident that he will bring the accountability, energy, and strategic leadership needed to make Kampala thrive once again.
Kampala has waited long enough. The time for transformation is now — and Kizito Moses Nsubuga is ready to lead it.