Bobiwine Honored in U.S. for Courage and Leadership

President Bobiwine has been honored in the United States with a special proclamation from the Mayor of Waltham, Massachusetts, Jeannette A. McCarthy. The recognition celebrates his courage, perseverance, and outstanding leadership, qualities that have made him one of the most prominent voices for change in Uganda.

The proclamation is a formal acknowledgment of Bobiwine’s tireless fight for justice, democracy, and human rights. In presenting the honor, Mayor McCarthy praised his determination to stand up for the truth, even in the face of personal risk and political pressure.

For many Ugandans and supporters around the world, Bobiwine’s recognition in Waltham is more than just an award—it is a powerful symbol of international solidarity. It sends a message that his work is not going unnoticed and that the global community values his vision for a free and fair Uganda.

The event also reflects how Bobiwine’s influence extends far beyond his home country. His music, activism, and political leadership have inspired many, especially young people, to believe in the power of peaceful change. By honoring him, the city of Waltham has joined the growing list of places that have recognized his efforts to create a better future for his people.

This proclamation stands as a reminder that the fight for freedom and justice is not bound by borders. As Bobiwine continues his work, the support he receives from both Ugandans and international allies will remain a source of strength in his journey toward a more democratic Uganda