Justine Nameere (born 17 April 1989) is a Ugandan television host, lawyer, and politician who serves as the Minister of State for Local Government in the Uganda Cabinet. She was appointed to that position on 26 May 2026, replacing Victoria Rusoke Businge.She is the elected woman member of parliament for Masaka City under the National Resistance Movement.
H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni Tibuhaburwa
President Yoweri Museveni has defended the ongoing field inspection tours by Ministers Balaam Barugahara and Sarah Nameere, dismissing concerns that their direct investigations into corruption may amount to “Kutomera,” blindly stumbling upon problems...
The NRM chairperson for Masaka City, Rogers Bulegeya, has sharply criticized Minister Justine Nameere following her controversial remarks about Buganda and its people, escalating an already heated public dispute.
Speaking publicly, Nameere reportedly claimed that intelligence levels in Buganda...
Hon. Justine Nameere (photo courtesy of Daily Star Ug)
The dispute arose after supplier Cissy Nanyange alleged that State Minister Justine Nameere owed her Shs150 million for coffee seedlings supplied for local distribution.
Nameere denied responsibility for the alleged debt, maintaining that...
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Hon. Justine Nameere has filed a defamation suit against Masaka-based coffee supplier Cissy Nanyange following allegations that Nameere failed to pay Shs150 million for coffee supplied during the 2025 general election campaigns.
The legal action comes after a...
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Tunachokijua(what we know):
Uganda’s Local Government Minister Balaam Barugahara and State Minister Justine Nameere Nsubuga found themselves literally bogged down in the very problem they set out to inspect.
On July 20, 2026, their convoy became stranded on the slippery slopes of...
Newly appointed Minister of State for Local Government, Justine Nameere, has vowed to confront corruption within local governments, warning that major shake-ups could follow if allegations of graft within the sector are confirmed.
Speaking during an interview with Uganda Broadcasting...
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