Museveni hails late Christopher Mulenga as visionary leader and champion of Kigezi’s prosperity

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By Innocent Ruhangariyo | Kabale — President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has eulogized the late Umutware Christopher Mulenga, describing him as a mission-oriented and visionary leader who dedicated his life to promoting the interests and prosperity of the people of Kigezi and Uganda at large.

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The President’s message was delivered on his behalf by the Minister of State for Trade, Industry and Cooperatives (Industry), Hon. David Bahati, during the burial ceremony of the late Mulenga in Kabale.

President Museveni commended Mulenga for his unwavering commitment to championing the common interests of the people of Kigezi, describing his entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to community development as exemplary.

According to the President, Mulenga’s hard work and vision left behind a more empowered society capable of pursuing greater prosperity.

The late Umutware Christopher Mulenga, a prominent figure in the Kigezi sub-region, was laid to rest following glowing tributes from government leaders and religious figures, who highlighted his lifelong commitment to community empowerment.

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The burial service was presided over by Bishop Emeritus Rt. Rev. George Bagamuhunda, who praised Mulenga for his compassion and dedication to supporting vulnerable and marginalized people.

Bishop Bagamuhunda described the deceased as a man who tirelessly fought for people who could not stand up for themselves, noting that his philanthropic work extended beyond Kabale District.

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“He was a man who stood for those who could not stand for themselves,” Bishop Bagamuhunda said, urging mourners to emulate Mulenga’s spirit of service and generosity.

Mulenga, who died at the age of 84, was remembered during a requiem service held at St. James Kijuguta Church of Uganda in the Southern Division of Kabale Municipality.

He was described as a pillar of the community whose influence in the business and social sectors contributed significantly to the development of the Kigezi region.

His legacy, mourners said, will continue to be remembered through his contribution to entrepreneurship, philanthropy and community empowerment.

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