Wp/nyn/Daniel Kidega
| sex or gender | male  |
|---|---|
| country of citizenship | Uganda |
| given name | Daniel |
| date of birth | 10 October 1973 |
| place of birth | St. Mary's Hospital Lacor |
| languages spoken, written or signed | English |
| occupation | politician |
| educated at | Lund University, Kyambogo University, Uganda Christian University |
| member of political party | National Resistance Movement |
Daniel Fred Kidega n'omwebembezi w'eby'obutegyeki omuri Uganda kandi owaabaire ari Sipiika w'eishengyero ry'amahanga g'oburugwa-izooba bwa Afirika, kuruga Okwa ikumi nibiri omuri 2014 kuhisya Okwa ikumi omuri 2017.[1] Okuruga Okwa munaana omuri 2020, akakora nka mukuru w'entebe y'eikorero rya Atiak Sugar Factory, omuri Disiturikiti ya Amuru, ei gavumenti ya Uganda yaabaire eine ebicweka 40 ahari igana.[2]
Amagara g'obuto n'obwegyese
[edit | edit source]Akazaarwa omuri St. Eirwariro rya St. Mary's Hospital Lacor, omu rurembo rwa Gulu, ebiro 10 Okwa ikumi na kumwe omuri 1973. Akeegyera aha ishomero rya Christ the King Demonstration School omuri Gulu omu mashomero ge aga purayimare. Ishe Dusman Okee Sr. (ebiro 5 Okwa kana omuri 1942 kuhisya ebiro 3 Okwa kana omuri 2016), nawe ni taata wa Norbert Mao.[3] Akaza omu ishomero rya Ntare omuri Mbarara ahabw'obwegyese bwe bwa siniya. Akashomera ahari Yunivaasite ya Kyambogo, eyaabaire neeyetwa Kyambogo Polytechnic. Akatwara diguri ye kuruga Kyambogo aine dipuroma omu by'obuhangwa. Bwanyima akaza omuri Uganda Christian University omuri Mukono, yaatunga diguri y'okubanza omu by'obushuubuzi. Bwanyima,akashomera ahari Yunivasite ya Lund omuri Lund,Sweden, yaatunga dipuroma omu by'obushuubuzi bw'ensi yoona hamwe na masita wa sayansi omu bw'ensi yoona.[4]
Eby'okukora
[edit | edit source]Kidega akaba ari omwebembezi w'abeegi omu myaka ya 1990, yaahika aha rurengo rw'entebe y'akakiiko k'eminyeeto. Akakora nk'omuhandiiki w'omuhwezi w'omwebembezi w'eihanga kuruga omuri 2000 kuhisya omuri 2001. Daniel Fred Kidega akaba ari memba w'akakiiko ka purezidenti Museveni akarikukurira ehururu omuri 2001. Akaheereza nk'omukiiki omwishengyero omu ishengyero rya mushanju kuruga omuri 2001 kuhisya omuri 2006, nk'omujwekyerwa w'eminyeeto omu ihanga.[5]
N'omwebembezi w'ekibiina ekiri omu butegyeki ekya National Resistance Movement. Akaba ari omwe aha tiimu ya purezidenti Museveni ey'ehururu omuri 2011. Akatooranwa nk'omwebembezi w'eihanga rya EALA omuri 2007, reero yaagaruka yaatooranwa omurundi gwa kabiri omuri 2012. Ebiro 19 Okwa ikumi na kumwe Omuri 2014, akatooranwa nk'omujwekyerwa owa kana omu ishengyero ry'amahanga g'oburugwa-izooba bwa Afirika, akaza omu mwanya gwa Margaret Zziwa owa Uganda, owaayihirwe omu ishengyero ahabw'obutabonerezibwa, obutabaasa, okutiinatiinisa ba memba, n'enshonga ezindi.[6] Akaheereza ebisigaire by'ekisanja ky'owamugarukireho kuhisya okwa mukaaga omuri 2017.[7]
Reeba n'ebindi
[edit | edit source]Ebihandiiko ebirikugambwaho
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Stephen Kafeero (28 December 2014). "Kidega on the daunting task as new Eala speaker". Daily Monitor. Kampala. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
- ↑ The Independent (19 July 2020). "Atiak sugar industry to begin production in August". The Independent (Uganda). Kampala. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
- ↑ Kiirya, Donald (4 January 2016). "Hundreds attend Mao father's funeral". New Vision. Kampala. Retrieved 5 January 2016.
- ↑ Kafeero, Stephen (28 December 2014). "Kidega On The Daunting Task As New EALA Speaker". Daily Monitor (Kampala). Retrieved 17 February 2015.
- ↑ Joyce Namutebi (17 February 2015). "Uganda's EALA MPs for 2012–2017". New Vision. Kampala. Archived from the original (Archived from the original on 17 February 2015) on 17 February 2015. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
- ↑ New Vision (19 December 2014). "Daniel Kidega Is New EALA Speaker". New Vision. Kampala. Retrieved 17 February 2015.
- ↑ Bobi Odiko (19 December 2014). "Right Honorable Kidega Elected Speaker of East African Legislative Assembly". Arusha, Tanzania: East African Legislative Assembly. Archived from the original (Archived from the original on 19 December 2014) on 19 December 2014. Retrieved 14 August 2020.