In the political history of Uganda, Amama Mbabazi is one of the names the record keeps returning to.
The record lists Amama Mbabazi as Ugandan politician.
Amama Mbabazi was born at Mparo, Rukiga in 1949. His recorded nationality is Uganda. He was educated at Makerere University and Law Development Centre.
Twentieth-century politics was conducted under the shadow of two world wars, decolonisation and the Cold War, and broadcast to electorates that could watch it happen.
The offices held were Prime Minister of Uganda (2011–2014), Minister of Security (2009–2011) and Attorney General of Uganda (2004–2006).
His political affiliation is recorded as National Resistance Movement.
What survives of a political career is usually not the speeches but the institutions left behind.
That the career was made in Uganda is not incidental: the institutions available, the franchise, and the constraints of the moment all shaped what could be attempted.
Amama Mbabazi's career is not finished, and the historical verdict on it has not been reached.
Achievements
- Prime Minister of Uganda (2011–2014)
- Minister of Security (2009–2011)
- Attorney General of Uganda (2004–2006)
- Member of Parliament of Uganda (2003–2016)
- Educated at Makerere University and Law Development Centre
