Uganda: Mayiga Condemns Exploitation of Kabaka’s Condition Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga, the Prime Minister of Buganda Kingdom, has strongly condemned the exploitation of the Kabaka’s (king’s) health condition for political and personal gain. The Katikkiro’s statement comes amid ongoing speculation and concern over the health of Kabaka Ronald Mutebi II, who has been receiving medical treatment in Germany for several months. Mayiga accused certain individuals of using the Kabaka’s condition to spread misinformation and create divisions within the kingdom. He emphasized that the Kabaka is receiving the best possible medical care and the Buganda Kingdom is fully updated on his progress. “Any attempts to exploit the Kabaka’s health for political or personal gain are totally unacceptable and will not be tolerated,” Mayiga said. “We urge all concerned parties to respect the privacy of the Kabaka and the family during this difficult time.” The Katikkiro called on the public to remain calm and avoid spreading rumors or engaging in harmful speculation. He assured the people of Buganda that the kingdom leadership is closely monitoring the situation and will provide updates as appropriate. “The Kabaka is the symbol of our unity and cultural heritage,” Mayiga said. “It is incumbent upon all of us to respect and support him, especially during times of illness.” The Buganda Kingdom is one of the largest traditional kingdoms in Uganda and the Kabaka is considered the spiritual and cultural leader of the Baganda people. His health and well-being are of great concern to the kingdom and the entire country.The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, has strongly condemned those who exploit the status of the Kabaka, the king of Buganda, to further their own objectives. During a speech to the Lukiiko, the kingdom’s assembly, Mayiga denounced these individuals for demeaning the kingdom.The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, has strongly condemned those who exploit the status of the Kabaka, the king of Buganda, to further their own objectives. During a speech to the Lukiiko, the kingdom’s assembly, Mayiga denounced these individuals for demeaning the kingdom. Mayiga provided an update on the Kabaka’s health, assuring the assembly that the king remains unwell but that the situation is not as severe as some have claimed. He conveyed the Kabaka’s gratitude for the Katikkiro’s efforts in managing the kingdom’s affairs during his absence. The Lukiiko expressed its appreciation for the Katikkiro’s update and echoed his condemnation of those who belittle the kingdom for political gain. Mayiga emphasized the need to respect Kabaka’s privacy and dismiss allegations of his being held incommunicado. These comments follow a recent statement released by the Buganda Kingdom clarifying the Kabaka’s health status, stating that while he is unwell, it is not a serious condition.Mayiga Condemns Exploitation of Kabaka’s Condition Katikkiro Charles Mayiga has denounced the exploitation of the Kabaka’s ill health by certain individuals seeking personal gain. Speaking at a press conference in Kampala, Mayiga expressed concern over reports that people were using the Kabaka’s condition to solicit money and donations. He emphasized that such actions were unacceptable and that the Kabaka’s privacy and dignity should be respected. “The Kabaka is a revered and respected figure, and his health should not be used to exploit the public,” Mayiga said. “We urge all to refrain from such unethical and opportunistic behavior.” Mayiga confirmed that the Kabaka is receiving appropriate medical care and that his condition is gradually improving. He requested the public to continue offering prayers and support for the Kabaka’s recovery. “The Kabaka is a symbol of unity and stability for our nation,” Mayiga said. “It is our collective duty to protect his well-being and ensure that he regains his full health.” Mayiga warned that anyone found engaging in such exploitation would face disciplinary action. He urged the public to report any suspicious activities to the relevant authorities. The Katikkiro’s statement comes amid growing concern over the spread of misinformation and rumors regarding the Kabaka’s condition. He emphasized the importance of relying on official sources for accurate information.