Parliament Moves Special Sitting to Honor Gen. Moses Ali to Tuesday

Parliament has announced a change in the date for its special sitting dedicated to honoring the late General (Rtd) Moses Ali. The session, initially planned for Monday, July 20th, will now take place on Tuesday, July 21st, 2026, commencing at 10:00 AM.

Legislators are set to gather to pay tribute to the distinguished service of Gen. Moses Ali, who recently passed away. He was a significant figure in Uganda’s political landscape, having served diligently for decades in both military and governmental capacities.

Gen. Ali held the esteemed position of Second Deputy Prime Minister and also served as the Deputy Leader of Government Business. Additionally, he represented the Adjumani West Constituency in Parliament for an extended period. His contributions spanned various ministerial portfolios, reflecting a career dedicated to national service.

During Tuesday’s parliamentary session, Members of Parliament are expected to deliver eulogies, celebrating the life and legacy of the former Adjumani West MP. The proceedings will likely focus on his impact on governance, national development, and peacebuilding efforts within Uganda.

Following the tributes, the Parliament is anticipated to adjourn. This will enable Members of Parliament and the public to participate in the final respects and ceremonies planned for the fallen statesman. The specific reasons for the postponement were not disclosed by Parliament.

This article is based on information from Nile Post.