Ugandan opposition leader and activist Bobiwine has been honored in the United States with a special proclamation from Jeannette A. McCarthy, the Mayor of Waltham, Massachusetts. The award celebrates his courage, perseverance, and unwavering leadership—qualities that have made him one of the most recognized champions for change in Uganda.
Mayor McCarthy praised Bobiwine for his fearless pursuit of justice, democracy, and human rights, noting his willingness to stand firm for truth despite political pressure and personal risk. The proclamation marks not only an acknowledgment of his activism but also a public gesture of solidarity from a city thousands of miles away.
For many Ugandans and supporters around the globe, the honor carries deep meaning. It signals that Bobiwine’s work is seen, valued, and respected beyond Africa’s borders. It also reinforces the idea that the struggle for freedom is a shared global cause, not confined by geography.
Bobiwine’s influence reaches far beyond politics—his music, activism, and personal story have inspired countless young people to believe in the power of peaceful resistance and civic engagement. By recognizing him, Waltham joins an expanding list of international communities that have celebrated his vision for a freer and fairer Uganda.
This moment serves as a reminder that voices for justice can echo worldwide. As Bobiwine continues his fight, the encouragement from both Ugandans and international allies will remain a vital force driving his mission toward a truly democratic future.
