TRENDING
Dangote refinery shifts Nigeria towards domestic value addition • Transfer: Okereke set to join Serie B club Benevento • NUP’s Darbo clarifies alliance with Unite • Why we planned coup against Tinubu – Colonel Ma’aji • COALITION CHAIRMAN CALLS FOR PROBE INTO CLAIMS OF INDUCEMENT • Barrow fires back at opposition over roads criticism • Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Betting Preview 07 Oct 2023: Odds, Offers, Prediction, Tips and Line Ups • Davido Brings Yoruba Culture to the Forefront in the “B4 B4” Video Featuring Mayorkun & Fola • 1xBet Registration Link Bangladesh: How to create a New Account • Pastor nabbed over N2.5m Jerusalam pilgrimage scam in Ogun • Oborevwori’s wife donates 21 wheelchairs, funds N5m surgery in Burutu Fed Constituency • When Eco Ventures honoured outstanding public primary school pupils in Enugu • PINL says regional energy project incumbent on protection of oil and gas assets • Akwaowo appointed Institute of Chartered Chemists’ acting registrar as Wilford’s tenure ends • Oil prices rise as Iran sets Hormuz demands, Houthis target Saudi energy • Atiku, David Mark storm Osun for ADC final rally ahead of guber election • AHF unveils HIV, TB media reporting project for journalists • UK caps student loan interest rates at six per cent • Best Casino Apps in UAE • NAF airstrikes hit bandits moving from Zamfara to Kebbi • Dangote refinery shifts Nigeria towards domestic value addition • Transfer: Okereke set to join Serie B club Benevento • NUP’s Darbo clarifies alliance with Unite • Why we planned coup against Tinubu – Colonel Ma’aji • COALITION CHAIRMAN CALLS FOR PROBE INTO CLAIMS OF INDUCEMENT • Barrow fires back at opposition over roads criticism • Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Betting Preview 07 Oct 2023: Odds, Offers, Prediction, Tips and Line Ups • Davido Brings Yoruba Culture to the Forefront in the “B4 B4” Video Featuring Mayorkun & Fola • 1xBet Registration Link Bangladesh: How to create a New Account • Pastor nabbed over N2.5m Jerusalam pilgrimage scam in Ogun • Oborevwori’s wife donates 21 wheelchairs, funds N5m surgery in Burutu Fed Constituency • When Eco Ventures honoured outstanding public primary school pupils in Enugu • PINL says regional energy project incumbent on protection of oil and gas assets • Akwaowo appointed Institute of Chartered Chemists’ acting registrar as Wilford’s tenure ends • Oil prices rise as Iran sets Hormuz demands, Houthis target Saudi energy • Atiku, David Mark storm Osun for ADC final rally ahead of guber election • AHF unveils HIV, TB media reporting project for journalists • UK caps student loan interest rates at six per cent • Best Casino Apps in UAE • NAF airstrikes hit bandits moving from Zamfara to Kebbi
Western Region Veterans Elect Wazalendo SACCO Delegate
Back to Home

Western Region Veterans Elect Wazalendo SACCO Delegate

Watchdog Uganda about 5 hours 2 mins read

More than 200 veterans from the Western Region converged at the Mountain Infantry Division headquarters in Muhooti, Fort Portal, to elect a representative to the Wazalendo SACCO (WSACCO) Annual General Meeting (AGM) and other engagements concerning the welfare and operations of the SACCO, where Lance Corporal Kato Peter emerged victorious.

The election, which brought together veterans from the region’s three sectors of Kisoro, Mbarara and Fort Portal, was aimed at strengthening representation and ensuring that the concerns of retired members are effectively presented and followed up within WSACCO structures.

Brigadier General (Rtd) Philip Mugarura, the Operation Wealth Creation Regional Coordinator, commended the veterans for participation in the election, describing their unity and continued contribution to society as a positive example.

He encouraged the veterans to maintain healthy lifestyles and engage in productive projects that can improve their livelihoods and wellbeing during retirement.

Mugarura further urged them to continue being good ambassadors in their communities and to use the skills and experience acquired during military service to contribute to development.

Lt Col Akasius Mpabaisi, the WSACCO Political Commissar and head of the delegation, explained that the meeting was convened to elect a representative who would ensure that veterans have a voice in WSACCO engagements.

He informed veterans who had left WSACCO that the opportunity remained open for them to rejoin the SACCO and continue benefiting from its services.

L/Cpl Kato thanked fellow veterans for entrusting him with the responsibility and pledged to ensure effective representation of their concerns.

The function was attended by the Mountain Infantry Division Political Commissar, Public Information Officer and Division Sergeant Major.

The post Western Region Veterans Elect Wazalendo SACCO Delegate appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.