Kabale MPs Officiate At The Opening of Kabale Muslim Women Seminar

Kabale, Uganda –

Hon. Dr. Kamara Nicholas, Member of Parliament for Kabale Municipality, and Hon. Atwakiire Catherine Ndamira, Woman MP for Kabale District, officiated the opening of the Kabale District Muslim Women Seminar on Friday, 5th September 2025. The seminar, which runs until Sunday, 7th September 2025, is aimed at empowering Muslim women in the region through knowledge sharing, capacity building, and fostering community unity.

Held under the auspices of the Kabale Muslim Supreme Council, the event has attracted Muslim women from across the district to discuss issues related to health, education, and economic empowerment. The seminar serves as a platform for women to learn, collaborate, and strategize on how to improve their lives and their communities.

The opening ceremony saw heartfelt tributes from various leaders, with the Deputy Kabale District Kadhi, Sheikh Ibrahim Byomuhangi, particularly recognizing Dr. Kamara for his continued support of the Muslim community. Sheikh Byomuhangi highlighted Dr. Kamara’s generous donation of an ultrasound scan to Kirigime Health Center, which he said would greatly enhance healthcare services in the region.”Hon. Dr. Kamara’s dedication to the welfare of Kabale’s people, particularly in the area of healthcare, has made a significant difference. His contributions are a testament to his commitment to our community,” Sheikh Byomuhangi stated.

Hon Dr Nicholas Kamara addressing the Women Muslims

In his remarks, Dr. Kamara reiterated the importance of empowering women in Kabale, stressing that an educated and healthy population is key to the district’s long-term prosperity. He expressed his continued commitment to supporting initiatives that improve the lives of the people in his constituency.

“I am honored to be here today to witness this important seminar. Women’s empowerment is central to the development of our community, and I will continue to support initiatives that uplift women in all areas of life,” Dr. Kamara said.

Hon. Atwakiire Catherine Ndamira also addressed the gathering, emphasizing her commitment to the welfare of women in Kabale District. She reiterated her focus on improving women’s access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities, noting that these are fundamental for the overall development of the district.

“The empowerment of women is not just a moral duty, but an economic necessity. We must work together to provide women with the tools they need to succeed in every aspect of life,” Ndamira said.

Some of the Muslim women who turned up

The event is expected to have a lasting impact on the community, providing women with the knowledge and resources needed to address local challenges and drive meaningful change. As the seminar continues, both Dr. Kamara and Hon. Ndamira’s active participation highlights their shared vision for a prosperous and inclusive Kabale.

The Kabale District Muslim Women Seminar remains an important initiative aimed at building a stronger, more empowered Muslim community, with the leadership of Dr. Kamara and Ndamira playing a key role in its success.