Shartsi Kutesa Musherure

Shartsi Kutesa Musherure is a Ugandan lawyer and politician. She served as the Member of Parliament for Mawogola North County in Ssembabule District and has served as Minister of State for Finance, Planning and Economic Development in charge of Microfinance. She has also served on the Committee on Education and Sports in the Parliament of Uganda. Quotes I realized that all I'd learned about international law and business was knowledge I could use to contribute where MY heart was--not in a law practice, but in an organizational scenario that focuses on the human condition, kindness, betterment and service to others. frontaidfoundation Retrieved 30 March 2025 If the renewable energy transition is to come forth in such a timely manner, it must have an equally compelling incentive structure. This is the work we are trying to accomplish through the many policy discussions we are having as Parliament of Uganda, both at an internal level and in the global partnerships we make. She also observes that the shift to cleaner energy is not seen as economically beneficial, especially because it doesn’t capitalize on Uganda’s natural resources, which reduces the motivation for change. Hon. Shartsi Musherure points out that many people in Uganda are not fully aware of the serious consequences of increasing global warming. Shartsi Musherure in the Spotlight Retrieved 30 March 2025 I’m not fighting my father, I have his blessing, and, because he is a sensible man, he will take the criticism. We want to say, yes, this has gone wrong but that is not the end of our story. We can do better if we point out what’s wrong and fix it together. The Observer Every Ugandan has a right [to stand for election], there is no need to stick to the idea that this is a monarchy, this is a democracy. If you don’t like me, if you don’t like my plans, don’t vote for me. I am in this like a Ugandan – I am a Ugandan, I have every right to stand, I have every right to lead, I have every right to [sell my program] to the electorate and then go to the ballot box and vote yes or no. The Observer I want to be a leader who unites everyone; who does not have camps. Something has to change, let’s fix what hasn’t gone right; let us look for different ways to lead because it is possible. If we want to lead, we have to be united. The Observer What the people of Mawogola North need now, more than ever, is leaders not politicians. Great leaders set aside their personal interests and focus on how to collectively work with others towards a common good for the benefit of the people. This is the kind of leadership I would like to offer people of Mawogola North. Nile Post To my supporters, I owe you a debt of gratitude for your love, sacrifice and dedication. Together, we have made tremendous progress in improving the living conditions of our people, repairing and building roads, as well as enhancing education and health infrastructure. But above all, we have ensured unity and tranquility in our area. Daily Monitor Among many things, my mandate is that continue to push for the wealth creation initiatives championed by President Museveni that have worked well but could of course do better. I’m looking at the Parish Development Model (PDM), Emyooga, Financial Inclusion, Accessibility, Affordability of financing. All these dockets are in my sphere and I intend to work hard with my line ministry to make sure we fulfill the expectations of Ugandans and I believe we shall do a good job. Nile Post External links Category:Women politicians in Uganda Category:Lawyers from Uganda Category:Living people Category:Women in law