The NRM Chairman of Kayunga District, Mr. Kalangwa, has tragically lost his life in a fatal road accident along the Kayunga–Jinja Road, leaving the district and the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) in deep sorrow. The heartbreaking news was announced by Balaam Barugahara through a message posted on social media, where he described the late Kalangwa as a close friend, loyal patriot, successful farmer, and businessman whose dedication to the party and country remained unwavering until his death.
According to Balaam Barugahara, Mr. Kalangwa was widely respected for his commitment to the NRM and his strong support for President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni. He noted that the late chairman played an important role in mobilizing support for the party in Kayunga District and was loved by many because of his humility, generosity, and dedication to community development.
Balaam also remembered Kalangwa for hosting the birthday celebrations of General Muhoozi Kainerugaba in Kayunga on the same day he graduated from Kampala University. He described this moment as a reflection of Kalangwa’s patriotism, loyalty, and enthusiasm for the party leadership. To many supporters, this demonstrated the late chairman’s willingness to serve and celebrate the achievements of leaders he strongly believed in.
In his tribute, Balaam thanked Mr. Kalangwa for his friendship, love, and unwavering support for the NRM. He said the late chairman’s contribution to the party and the people of Kayunga would always be remembered and appreciated. The emotional message showed the close relationship the two shared and the pain caused by the sudden loss.
Quoting the biblical verse from 2 Timothy 4:7, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith,” Balaam described Kalangwa as a man who remained faithful and committed throughout his life. The scripture added a touching and spiritual tone to the tribute, as many mourners continued to send condolences to the bereaved family.
Following the announcement, messages of sympathy and tribute poured in from political leaders, friends, and residents of Kayunga District. Many described the late chairman as hardworking, approachable, and deeply connected to the people at the grassroots level. His death has been seen as a major loss not only to the NRM but also to the wider community that benefited from his leadership and generosity.
Balaam Barugahara concluded by praying for God’s strength and comfort upon the family, friends, and the people of Kayunga District during this difficult period. He also prayed for the peaceful rest of the late chairman, whose legacy of loyalty, service, and patriotism will continue to be remembered by many.
