CANADA – Ahead of the big day, Mr. Mohammed Bagonza, Head of the State House Diaspora Unit, and his deputy, Mr. Henry Wabyona, paid a courtesy visit to Uganda’s High Commissioner to Canada, H.E. Ambassador Allan Kajik, in Ottawa.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!They discussed key ways to support Ugandans in Canada, including improved consular services, more community outreach programs, and building a strong, united network.
This meeting was also a key part of the final preparations for the belated 63rd Independence Day celebrations, ensuring the event is a success and reinforces the bond between the diaspora and their home country.
For many, the day is more than a look at history; it’s a powerful way to affirm their community, celebrate their identity, and strengthen their connection to Uganda from afar.
The celebration promises to be a vibrant display of national pride, showcasing how Ugandans in Canada are thriving while keeping their culture and community spirit alive and strong.
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