Presidential Commission of Uganda facts for kids
The Presidential Commission of Uganda was a special group of leaders who temporarily held the highest office in Uganda. They acted as the country's president for a short time, from May 22 to December 15, 1980.
What Was the Presidential Commission?
The Presidential Commission was like a team of people who shared the job of being president. Instead of one person, three individuals worked together to lead Uganda during a period of change. This happened after the Uganda National Liberation Front took power.
Who Were the Members?
The three people who made up this important commission were:
- Saulo Musoke
- Polycarp Nyamuchoncho
- Yoweri Hunter Wacha-Olwol
These three individuals worked together to guide the country until a new president could be chosen.
Why Was This Commission Formed?
The Presidential Commission was put in place to ensure that Uganda had leadership after a period of political change. It helped to keep the government running smoothly and prepare for future elections. Their role was to provide stability and a sense of direction for the country during a transitional time.
