Uganda’s Speaker Anita Among voted the 2023 Best Speaker of Parliament in East Africa and recognised with the Responsible Investment Global Certification Award by Public Opinions.
Public Opinions conducted a survey in the 8 countries of East Africa COMMUNITY targeting members of parliament, Business Leaders, Religious and Cultural Leaders to determine the best performing Speakers of the Parliaments in the East African Community. Public Opinions is a field based agency working towards attainment of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through Public Relations,Research,Public Awareness, Information Dissemination, field based training and mentorship, Investment Advisory, Responsible Investment Promotion.
The Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda Rt Hon Annet Anita Among and Kenyan National Assembly Speaker Rt Hon Moses Wetangula emerged the best Speakers of the National Assemblies in East Africa Community.
Rt Hon Anita Among secured 5500 nominations followed by the Rt Hon Moses Wetangula garnered 5400 nominations.
Rt Hon Anita Among the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda was voted the 2023 East Africa Good Governance and Accountability Champion hence getting accreditation with the 2023 Responsible Investment Global Certification Award offered by Public Opinions.
Rt Hon Moses Wetangula the Speaker of the National Assembly of Kenya was voted the East Africa Economic Transformation Champion hence getting accreditation with the 2023 Responsible Investment Global Certification Award offered by Public Opinions.
Rt Hon. Jemma Nunu Kumba the speaker of the National Assembly of South Sudan became the 3rd best performing speaker in East Africa. Rt Hon.Jemma Nunu Kumba was voted the 2023 East Africa Gender Mainstreaming Champion and was recognized by Public Opinions with the 2023 Responsible Investment Global Certification Award.
Rt Hon.Donatille Mukabalisa the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies of the Republic of Rwanda was voted the East Africa Peace and Human Rights Champion and recognized by Public Opinions with the Responsible Investment Global Certification Award.
Rt Hon.Dr Tulia Ackson the Speaker of the National Assembly of the United Republic of Tanzania was voted the most influential Speaker of Parliament in East Africa and voted the 2023 East Africa Integration Champion and recognized by Public Opinions with the 2023 Responsible Investment Global Certification Award. She is the current member of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU).
Rt Christophe Mboso N’kodia Pwanga the Speaker of the National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was voted the 2023 East Africa Responsible Mining Champion and recognised by Public Opinions with the 2023 Responsible Investment Global Certification Award.
Here are the 2023 Best Parliamentary Speakers in East Africa Community
- RT HON.ANITA ANNET AMONG
Speaker Of The Parliament Of Uganda
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Speaker Anita Among is credited for exceptional legislative performance in the Parliament of Uganda. One of her biggest achievement has been to build and promote a system of regular communication and consultation with H.E the President of the Republic of Uganda as well as continuous engagement with opposition Leaders in Parliament.She has steered the National Assembly to serve the interests of the people of Uganda. Uniting the members of parliament has always been her topmost task. The parliament under her leadership has passed a record 24 Bills,31 resolutions, adopted 42 committee reports and concluded two petitions and administered seven oaths. In terms of legislation, the 24 Bills passed so far in the second session exceeds the 23 Bills passed in the entire first session. Her methods of work has enabled the parliament of Uganda to be a people-centred Parliament dedicated to the service to the masses. She has presided over parliament to pass important Bills such as; the Mining and Minerals Bill, 2021, Computer Misuse (Amendment) Bill, 2022, Kampala Capital City Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2021 and Physical Planners Registration Bill, the Excise Duty (Amendment) Bill, Human Organ Donation and Transplant Bill, Museums and Monuments Bill, National Sports Bill, Markets Bill and Micro Finance Deposit-Taking Institutions (Amendment) Bill,etc.Rt Hon Anita Amongi has promoted coordination and regular consultation with the Deputy Speaker of Parliament Rt Hon Thomas Tayebwa. She is credited for not only being a speaker but for being a friend to the members of Parliament but above all she has tried to keep her office open to the Ordinary people of Uganda. While it’s not with her constitutional mandate to provide financial support to people, she has rigorously supported the common people through supporting charities, fundraising for development, etc.PROFILE: Anita Annet Among is a distinguished figure in Ugandan politics and governance, widely recognized for her unwavering commitment to democratic principles, gender equality, and inclusive leadership. As the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, she occupies one of the highest offices in the nation and has become a symbol of leadership that resonates far beyond the parliamentary walls.Born and raised in Bukedea District, Anita’s journey into leadership began with a strong foundation in education. She pursued her academic ambitions with dedication, earning a Bachelor of Laws degree, a Master of Business Administration with a specialization in Accounting, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Banking.From 1998 to 2006, Ms. Among held a position at Centenary Bank, one of Uganda’s prominent commercial banks. By the time of her departure in 2006, she had advanced to the role of a branch manager.In the decade leading up to her parliamentary election, she dedicated herself to academia, serving as a lecturer in accounting at both Makerere University Business School and Kampala International University.
Anita Among’s career path showcases her versatility and commitment to serving her country. She commenced her professional journey as a Branch Accountant at various branches of the Centenary Rural Development Bank, gaining invaluable insights into the world of finance and banking. Over time, she assumed roles of increasing responsibility, including that of a Branch Manager and Head Office Supervisor, where her leadership and financial acumen shone.
Her passion for education led her to take on roles as a Senior Lecturer at both Makerere University Business School and Kampala International University. In these positions, she imparted knowledge and shaped the minds of future leaders.Anita Annet Among’s ascent Parliamentary leadership as Speaker of the 11th Parliament is a testament to her dedication to democratic governance. She served as a Member of Parliament, representing the interests of the citizens of Bukedea District as the District Woman Representative. Her commitment to legislative excellence and her advocacy for gender equality did not go unnoticed.
In 2021, she was appointed Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, a position of great responsibility. In this role, she contributed to the parliamentary process and demonstrated her capacity to handle complex legislative matters.Her crowning achievement came in March 2022 when she was elected as the Speaker of the 11th Parliament of Uganda. As Speaker, she presides over parliamentary proceedings, ensuring the principles of democracy, transparency, and accountability are upheld.
Anita Among’s leadership extends beyond the parliamentary chambers. She is a vocal advocate for women’s empowerment, recognizing that gender equality is not just a matter of justice but also a powerful catalyst for national progress. Through initiatives and policies, she has sought to break down barriers and create opportunities for women to excel in all areas of society.
- HON. (DR.) MOSES M. WETANG’ULA, EGH, MP
Speaker of The National Assembly of Kenya
Rt Hon Moses Wetangula is credited for uniting members of all the political parties in the National Assembly to focus on one common Agenda of Serving the people of Kenya other than unproductive political infightings that had in the past years costed Kenyans. He is credited for organizing the Members of Parliament to pass President William Ruto’s Finance Bill, 2023. The Bill passed after a third reading by the National Assembly Finance and National Planning Committee chairman, Kuria Kimani. Tax for digital creators will be charged at 5 per cent. This had initially been proposed to be at 15 per cent.
PROFILE: The Rt. Hon. (DR.) Moses M. Wetang’ula, EGH, MP is the 8thSpeaker of the National Assembly of Kenya since independence in 1963. He was elected to the position of Speaker on Thursday, 8th September 2022 during the First Sitting of the National Assembly of the 13th Parliament.The Hon. Speaker Wetangula’s engagement in public service spans across forty years. He began his service in the Judiciary as Magistrate in 1982 and served in various stations across the country including Kithimani, Machakos, Kisii and Rongo. Notably, the Hon. Wetangula joined the judiciary at the same time with his immediate predecessor, Hon. Justin Muturi, EGH.The Honourable Speaker began his political career in 1993 when he was nominated to the 7th Parliament (1993-1997). He served for five cumulative terms between 1993 and 2013 as Member of the National Assembly representing Sirisia Constituency, and as Senator for Bungoma (2013-2022). During his first term as Nominated Member, he served as a member of the Speaker’s Panel (Temporary Deputy Speaker), the House Business Committee as well as the Committee on Defence & Foreign Relations. He was also an active Member of the CPA Executive Committee. In the 7th Parliament, he led various reforms to the rules of procedure of the House and was the Leader of Kenya delegation to the African, Caribbean and Pacific-European Union Joint Assembly (ACP-EU, JPA).During his first term in the Senate (2013-2022) and part of his second as Senator for Bungoma County, the Hon. Wetangula served as the Senate Minority Leader, and a member of the Senate Business Committee. He also served as a member of the Senate Standing Committee on Defence & Foreign Relations and the Committee on Finance & Budget.Prior to 2013, the Hon. Speaker Wetangula held various cabinet portfolios. Between 2011 and 2013, the Hon. Wetangula was the Minister for Trade, and also served as the Chairperson of the African Union Peace & Security Council. Between 2004 and 2007, he served as Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs before being appointed Minster for Foreign Affairs, a position he held up to 2011.On leadership and nation building, the Hon. Wetangula, while giving his acceptance speech, upon his election as the Speaker of the National Assembly, observed that –“One of the greatest leadership lessons I carry with me to date is that a leader is a servant of the people. I live by the great words of the 22nd and 24th US President Grover Cleveland who served between 1885-1889 and 1893-1897 who once said that ‘…Office holders are the agents of the people, not their masters.’ These words always ring true to me and hence moving on, I will be your (the National Assembly’s) servant and agent.”
Speaker Wetangula – September 08, 2022. Internationally, Hon. Wetangula seeks to continue building and strengthening parliamentary diplomacy and the long and rich relationship the Parliament of Kenya has had with key players including the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA); the Pan-African Parliament (PAP); the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU); the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) and the OACPS.
Speaker Wetangula is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya and an active member of the Law Society of Kenya. He is an astute debater with exceptional grasp of parliamentary practices and procedures.
- RT HON. JEMMA NUNU KUMBA
Speaker of the National Assembly of South Sudan
Rt Hon. Jemma Nunu Kumbawas born in 1966. She became the first woman to preside over the parliament of South Sudan. Jemma Nunu Kumba was born in Tombura County of Western Equatoria. During her childhood, she moved from Tombura County to a refugee camp in Central Africa. She later attended secondary school at Juba Day in Juba from 1983 to 1986 in Juba. In 1991, Comrade Jemma left Khartoum and effectively joined her husband in Kidepo Valley, one of the SPLM/A liberated areas by then.In the 1990s, Kumba worked as administrator of a company with ties to the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) and then as a coordinator for the New Sudan Council of Churches.When her husband was appointed Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) representative to Namibia, Kumba moved with him. While in Namibia she enrolled at the University of Namibia, studying Economics and Management Science, and graduated with Bachelors Degree in Public Administration and Political science from 1999 to 2002. In 2002, she participated in peace talks on behalf of SPLM in Kenya. After the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) in 2005, she served as a member of parliament in Khartoum. Kumba is a member of the SPLM party.
Kumba was the first woman to serve as governor after the CPA.She was appointed Governor of the Western Equatoria State in 2008. In June 2010, she was appointed as GOSS Minister of Housing and physical planning. On 26 August 2011 Hon. Jemma Nunu was reappointed the Minister for Housing and Physical Planning in the Cabinet of South Sudan. On January 9 2012, Hon. Jemma was appointed as a member of the National Constitution Review Commission (NCRC). On 3 August 2013, President of South Sudan Salva Kiir Mayardit shuffled several ministers and deputies, moving Kumba to Minister of Electricity, Dams, Irrigation & Water Resources.By July 2016 she was Minister of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism.
In October 2015, President Kiir Mayardit, appointed Kumba to serve as Deputy Secretary General of SPLM. At the same time, Salva Kiir dissolved national secretariats and tasked Kumba with recommending new party secretaries. Commrade Jemma Nunu Kumba was appointed Minister of Gender, Child and Social Welfare in 2018. After the signing of the R-ARCSS, in 2019 Comrade Jemma was appointed as the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs.Comrade Jemma has been an SPLM member since its inception in 1983 and was an active member from within the student’s movement since she was a high school student at Juba Day Secondary School.In 1991, Comrade Jemma left Khartoum with her two little daughters, aged 2.5 and 1 respectively and effectively joined her husband in the Kidepo Valley, one of the SPLM/A liberated areas by then.From 1993 to 1994, she worked at NITCO, an SPLM transport company in Kampala, Uganda, as an Administrator Secretary.From 1993 to 1994; she studied business studies, focusing on bookkeeping at the YMCA Comprehensive Institute in Kampala, Uganda.
Between 1994 and 1996, she served as a relief coordinator in the New Sudan Council of Churches in the SPLM/A liberated areas in Equatorial, Upper Nile Regions including Nuba mountains.In 1997, she worked as the women and youth program desk officer for the New Sudan Council of Churches in Nairobi, KenyaFrom 1997 to 1998, the New Sudan Council of Churches partners offered her a nine-month diploma course, on scholarship, in Kitwe, Zambia; in which she obtained a Diploma in Leadership Development for Women.From 2001-2002, she worked as an intern for the World Health Organization (WHO) in Windhoek, Namibia.
In 2002, she was appointed by the late Chairman of the SPLM, Dr. John Garang de Mabior as one of SPLM peace negotiators in Machakos and Naivasha, Kenya.In 2003, she attended diplomacy training in Asmara,Eretria.From 2003 to 2005, Comrade Jemma was a gender advisor for Christian Aid, Southern Sudan Program,a United Kingdom-based organization in Nairobi,Kenya.In 2005, she was among the SPLM advance team sent to Juba. And was nicknamed “NAKIDEN” by the people of Juba; because she was the only woman in the delegation. In August, 2005, she was appointed by the SPLM to the National Parliament in Khartoum, where she served as the chairperson for the Committee of Economics Affairs. It was the first time for a Southern Sudanese and a woman to head such a committee.In December 2005, Comrade Jemma was nominated to represent Sudan as one of the five members of Sudanese parliamentarians to the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) in Midrand, South Africa, and also served as the head of this delegation. She was also the first Southern Sudanese woman to be at Pan-African Parliament (PAP), where she also served as a member of the Committee for Co-operation, International Relations and Conflict Resolution.
In January, 2006, she attended a training program on Women and Public Policy at John F.Kennedy School of Government,Harvard University,Boston,USA.In October, 2007, she competed with male candidates from Liberia and Cameroon for the position of deputy chairperson of the Committee for Cooperation,International Relations and Conflict Management.Comrade Jemma Kumba won the election as the Deputy Chairperson of the committee and held the position until 2008 when she was appointed as a Governor of Western Equatoria State.During her reign as a member of National Assembly in Khartoum, she was a member of the Advisory Council for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She also served as a member of National Council for African Peer Review Mechanism. During this period, she attended various international forums including the First Sudan Consortium Meeting in Paris, France and the Joint Sudanese and German Business Forum in Frankfort, Germany.
She attended the African Union Conference on the AU Policy for Post Conflict Reconstruction and Development in Lusaka, Zambia. She also went for study tour on elections systems and observation in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Comrade Jemma, is a member of worldwide Women Network Organization known as Initiative for Inclusive Security.In 2006, Comrade Jemma spear-headed the formation the Sudanese National Women Parliamentary Caucus in the National Assembly in Khartoum as an umbrella for all women Parliamentarians in Sudan and served in this body as the Deputy President.
In 2006, she was appointed as a member of SPLM National Liberation Council; and in 2007 subsequently as a member of the SPLM Political Bureau a position she held to date.In February 2007, she participated in the first International Women Parliament Conference in Kigali, Rwanda, which brought together very high profile and prominent women from all over the world, including the former Liberian President H. E. Hellen Johnson Sirleaf and the wife of Tony Blair, female speakers and Senators.
In 2008, she was appointed governor of Western Equatoria State and was the first and only female governor in Southern Sudan and the whole of Sudan after the CPA and thereafter became the state SPLM Chairperson in Western Equatoria State.
On September 7, 2011, Jemma was appointed as Chairperson of Ministerial Committee for Building Ramciel Union and/or National Territory of the Republic of South Sudan.On January 9, 2012 Comrade Jemma was appointed as a member of the National Constitution Review Commission (NCRC).
On Monday, August 2nd, 2021, Hon. Jemma was unanimously endorsed by the members of the of RTNLA as the Right Honorable Speaker of the Revitalized Transitional National Legislative Assembly (RTNLA) (The First Female Speaker in The Parliament of The Republic of South Sudan).
Rt. Hon. Speaker, Jemma Nunu Kumba is a mother of four children, three girls and a boy, she hails from the Azande tribe in Western Equatoria State. She is the wife of Hon. Dr. Festo Kumba, the former Minister of Animal Resources and Fisheries who was appointed to that position on October 22nd, 2005 by The President of the then government of Southern Sudan, His Excellency General Salva Kiir Mayardit. Hon. Dr. Festo Kumba currently is one of the MPs of the South Sudan Parliament.
On August 2nd, 2021, on the occasion of assuming the speakership, Rt. Hon. Jemma Nunu Kumba gave the following maiden speech. It is my humble conviction that the citizens of South Sudan, represented by the Honorable Members in this august house, stand with President Salva Kiir Mayardit and appreciate him for this patriotic move. It is hoped that, from now onward, Southerners will firmly join the President in the noble endeavor to achieve full emancipation and empowerment for the women of our country. Accounting for nearly 60 % of our country’s population, the women constituency is too huge to ignore and marginalize.
- RT.HON. MUKABALISA DONATILLE
Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies
Chairperson of the Liberal Party-Rwanda
Rt Hon.Donatille Mukabalisa was born on July 30 1960, in Nyamata. She is a visiting scholar teaching law at Kigali Independent University.She worked at the World Health Organization at the end of her studies and for 16 years at the United Nations Development Program.Mukabalisa decided to become involved in politics in 2000during the transition period that followed the arrival of Gen. Paul Kagame as President of the Republic of Rwanda. She joined the Liberal Party of Rwanda which at the time was not the ruling party at the time but supported Paul Kagame’s Rwandan Patriotic Front party. She was elected to the parliamentary of Rwanda after the elections of October 2003. She remained in that position from 2003 until 2008. From 2011 to 2013, she became a senator. She then returned as a Member of Parliament after the 2013 legislative elections and as a candidate for the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies in spite of the few seats held by her party.From July 2000 to 2003, she was a Member of the Rwanda National Transitional Assembly and Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Economy and Trade.In 2003 she was elected Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Political Affairs and Gender.Since October 2011, she was a Senator (Upper Chamber) and she was elected by senators as Deputy Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Political Affairs and Good Governance.After two years in the Senate, on 4th October 2013 she was elected Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies/Parliament of Rwanda. Hon. Mukabalisa Donatille is also the Chairperson of the Liberal Party.
- RT HON.DR TULIA ACKSON
Speaker of the National Assembly of the United Republic of Tanzania
President of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)
Ms. Ackson became a parliamentarian in 2015. She is the Speaker of the Bunge, the National Assembly of Tanzania, a position to which she was appointed in 2022 after a period as Deputy Speaker. Ms. Ackson also served as Deputy Attorney General in 2015.Ms. Ackson has bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Law from the University Of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and a Doctorate from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. She is an advocate of the High Court of Tanzania and a member of the Tanganyika Law Society. Ms. Ackson also taught at the Faculty of Law at the University of Dar es Salaam.The parliamentarians voted in a secret ballot. With four candidates on the ballot, the new IPU President was elected with 57% of the vote after a single round of voting.Ms. Ackson is only the third woman President of the IPU after Najma Heptulla from India (1999–2002) and Gabriela Cuevas from Mexico (2017–2020). She is also the first African woman to hold the position.Ackson was born on 23 November 1976 in Bulyaga Ward, Tukuyu Division, Rungwe District, Mbeya Region. Ackson passed her primary education at Mabonde Primary School in Tukuyu from 1984 to 1990 where she obtained a certificate of Primary Education. She was selected to join Loleza Girls Secondary School in Mbeya where she obtained certificate of Secondary Education in 1994, and obtained an Advanced Certificate of Secondary Education at Zanaki Girls Secondary School. She then joined the University of Dar es Salaam in 1998 where she obtained a bachelor’s degree in Laws in 2001. Ackson graduated with a master’s degree in Law in 2003. In 2004 she did her Bar Examinations and obtained a Certificate for Legal Practice in Tanzania. She was admitted at the University Cape Town in 2005 for a Doctoral studies and obtained a Doctorate in Philosophy in 2007.Ackson joined the University of Dar es Salaam in 2001 where she started to work as a Postgraduate Teaching Assistant. She was promoted in 2004 to an Assistant Lecturer after successful completion of her master’s degree in Law. In 2007 she was promoted to a lecturer after obtaining a Doctorate. In 2009 she became the Associate Dean of the University of Dar es Salaam School of Law and served in that position for a total of six years, thus, two terms of three years consecutively. She was promoted to a Senior Lecturer in 2011. In February 2014 Ackson was appointed by the President of Tanzania, Jakaya Kikwete, as a member of the first Constituent Assembly of Tanzania, representing higher learning institutions. She is a Member of Tanganyika Law Society, East African Law Society, and Southern African Development Law Society.Ackson is an expert in social security law, labour law, wildlife management laws, trusts, probate and administration of estates law, project financing and mining law.
Ackson’s experience also includes general commercial agreements, such as joint ventures, agency agreements, distributorship agreements, service agreements, mergers and acquisitions, Initial Public Offerings, Management Buy-Outs, employment, commercial and competition law.
Ackson is a practitioner with over 10 years’ experience in employment law. She regularly writes articles and talks on employment law matters and her practice covers all aspects of Tanzania employment law, from hiring, to firing, to handling disputes between employers and employees.
Ackson was appointed by President Jakaya Kikwete as Deputy Attorney General, serving from 9 September 2015 to 15 November 2015.On 16 November 2015 Ackson Mwansasu was appointed as a Member of Parliament by President John Magufuli.
- RT.HON CHRISTOPHE MBOSO N’KODIA PWANGA
Speaker of the National Assembly of DRC
Rt Hon.Christophe Mboso N’Kodia Pwanga(born 7 August 1942) is a Congolese politician who is the current President of the National Assembly.He graduated in 1972 with a bachelor’s degree in political and administrative sciences from the University of Lubumbashi.In February 2021, he was elected as the President of the National Assembly following an election in which he received 389 votes out of 460. He succeeds Jeannine Mabunda who was dismissed on 10 December 2020.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Master Degree in Applied Political Science
- Bachelor Degree in Political and Administrative Science
- Diploma in Intermediate Higher Education
- Certificate in Human Law
- Certificate in Computer Engineering
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
- 1967_1968: Teacher at Boboto College
- 1972-1975: Research Assistant and Director of registration services at the University of Lubumbashi.
- 1973-1975: Professor at CIDEP (University of Lubumbashi)
- 1975-1977: CIDEP Director
- 1977-1990: Member of Parliament
- 1990-1997: Several times Minister (Mining, Energy and Land, Agriculture and rural development, Public health, Labour and social security, Sport and recreation services)
- RIGHT HONORABLE GELASE DANIEL NDABIRABE
Speaker of the National Assembly of Burundi
Hon Gélase Daniel Ndabirabewas born in 1957. He is one of the most respected and influential Politician in Burundi .He is a member of CNDD–FDD. He has been President of the National Assembly of Burundi since 7 August 2020.
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