Margaret Annet Muhanga Mugisa
Ugandan politician
Mugisa Muhanga Margaret (born 4 June 1967), also known as Margaret Muhanga, is a Ugandan politician. She is also the State Minister for Primary Healthcare appointed by Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in 2021, Rotarian, journalist, development consultant and a businesswoman. Margaret was the Woman Member of Parliament of Kabarole District in the eighth and the Burahya County MP Kabarole District in the tenth parliament of Uganda. She later joined as the Woman Member of Parliament of Kabarole District of North Division Fort Portal City in the eleventh Parliament of Uganda under the National Resistance Movement political party. She is a Ugandan politician and member of parliament for North Division in Fort Portal City in the eleventh parliament of Uganda. She is affiliated to the National Resistance Movement. She also served as the Woman representative for Kabarole District in the tenth parliament of Uganda
Personal life and education
She was born to Constance Muhangazima Adyeri. She is married to Michael Mugisa, the former District Chairman Kabarole and the executive director of National Forestry Authority with many children from whom she is a guardian to and many of them are orphans. Muhanga's husband replaced Damiano Akankwasa at the National Forestry Authority, after Akankwasa was convicted for abuse of office by causing financial loss of 2.8 billion Uganda shillings.
Margaret is married to Michael Mugisha and they have children together.
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