THOUSANDS FLOCK KOLOLO GROUNDS

  Supporters dressed in yellow gather at Kololo Ceremonial    Grounds during the presidential swearing-in ceremony.

Thousands of Ugandans gathere at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds in Kampala to witness the swearing-in of the President, marking the official beginning of a new presidential term. The event attracted supporters, political leaders, security officials and guests from across the country and beyond.

Supporters wearing yellow party colours filled sections of the grounds hours before the ceremony began, creating an atmosphere filled with excitement, chants and patriotic songs. Tight security was maintained around the venue as officials ensured smooth movement of invited guests and the public.

The inauguration ceremony featured military parades, cultural performances and speeches from national leaders emphasizing unity, peace and economic development. The President took the oath of office before the Chief Justice, officially committing to uphold the Constitution and serve the people of Uganda.

Many citizens described the ceremony as a symbol of democratic continuity and national stability. Others viewed the occasion as an opportunity for leaders to renew commitments toward improving service delivery, employment opportunities and infrastructure development.

Kololo Ceremonial Grounds, known for hosting major national events, once again became the centre of national attention as Ugandans followed the proceedings both physically and through live media broadcasts across the country.