Confederation of Ugandans in Southern Africa - COUSA

18/06/2026

COUSA president, Mr. Moses Kibombo, together with members of the COUSA leadership and representatives of Ugandan communities across South Africa, met with the Rt. Hon. Jacob Oboth Oboth, Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, and H.E. Amb. Paul Amoru, Uganda's High Commissioner to South Africa.

The meeting focused on the welfare, safety and security of Ugandans living in South Africa, particularly in light of the recent attacks targeting foreign nationals and the growing concerns within migrant communities.

Leading the engagement on behalf of Ugandans in South Africa, Mr. Kibombo and community leaders presented the challenges currently facing affected Ugandans, including concerns relating to safety, livelihoods and the wellbeing of vulnerable members of the community.

The Rt. Hon. Speaker reaffirmed the Government of Uganda's commitment to protecting its citizens abroad and listened to concerns raised by the community leadership. Discussions also covered the detailed report submitted by the Uganda High Commission to Kampala, including recommendations aimed at addressing the situation. The Speaker pledged to follow up on the matter and ensure that Parliament works closely with the Executive through the appropriate government channels to pursue practical and lasting solutions for affected Ugandans in South Africa.

COUSA appreciates the continued engagement and support of the Government of Uganda and remains committed to working closely with all stakeholders to safeguard the interests, welfare and unity of Ugandans living in Southern Africa.

Paul Amoru Omiat Parliament of Uganda Isma Luzige The New Vision Umar EDurban

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22/05/2026

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01/05/2026

This world is built on the sweat of workers 🌍
Respect to every worker..

Happy Workers Day from COUSA

20/03/2026

May this special day bring peace, happiness, and blessings to you and your families.

— Eid Mubarak! 🌙

16/02/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎

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15/02/2026

COUSA would like to sincerely thank all Ugandan communities, organisations, and individuals who contributed towards the repatriation of our departed brothers and sisters — Ms. Lillian Namwanje, Ms. Sheillah Mukasa, and Mr. Raymond Sennabulya.

This has been a very painful time for our community. Your generosity, unity, and quick response have shown the true spirit of togetherness among Ugandans in Southern Africa.

Because of your support, we have been able to stand with the grieving families and ensure that our loved ones are returned home with dignity.

We also appreciate the solidarity shown by the High Commission of the Republic of Uganda.

For transparency, the full list of community contributions is attached below. Kindly tap/click on the image to view the details clearly.

Total contributions received: R199,310 (+ UGX 200,000).

When one of us is in need, we stand together as one family.

May their souls rest in eternal peace.

13/02/2026

We are grateful to the High Commission of the Republic of Uganda for standing with the Ugandan community in South Africa during this painful time.

Their official condolence message and financial support towards repatriation bring comfort to the bereaved families and to all of us mourning this tragic loss.

Let us continue to keep the families in our prayers.

Umar EDurban