A Abdullah Ssekimwanyi, first Ugandan to make the Hajj Abigaba Cuthbert Mirembe, member of Parliament Abraham Luzzi, businessman and politician Alexander Karim, actor Alex Isabirye Musongola, football player and manager Ali Fadhul, military officer Angelina Atyam, human rights activist Apolo Kivebulaya, Anglican evangelist and priest Aziz Azion, singer-songwriter
B Barbara Allimadi, human rights activist Bazilio Olara-Okello, military officer and de facto Ugandan head of state Beatrice Wabudeya, government official and politician Benjamin Joseph Odoki, Supreme Court justice Bettinah Tianah, television personality and model Betty Bigombe, cabinet minister and World Bank director Brian Mushana Kwesiga, Ugandan-born entrepreneur, engineer, and civic leader; former president and CEO, Ugandan North American Association (UNAA) Bright Rwamirama, cabinet minister Bruno K, musician and guitarist Busingye Kabumba, poet and lawyer
C Chameleone, musician Charles Bakabulindi, cabinet minister Charles Mbire, businessman Christine Kitumba, Supreme Court justice Crispus Kiyonga, cabinet minister and diplomat Chris Baryomunsi, cabinet minister
D Dan Kimosho, member of Parliament Daudi Migereko, cabinet minister David Oyite-Ojok, military officer David Wakinona, cabinet minister
E
Emmanuel Kakooza, cabinet minister Emmanuel Amey Ojara, surgeon Emmanuel Otala, physician and politician Emmy Okello, cardiologist Eriya Kategaya, lawyer and politician Ephraim Kamuntu, scientist and politician Ezra Suruma, economist, banker, and academician Edward A Bamucwanira, Anglican bishop
F Frances Akello, politician, farmer and educator Francis Butagira, politician, lawyer, judge and diplomat Fred Mukisa, politician and educator Fred Omach, politician Fred Ruhindi, politician and lawyer
G Gabriel Opio, politician Gagawala Wambuzi, politician Galdino Moro Okello, judge George Wilson Kanyeihamba, author, politician and judge George K Turyasingura, Anglican bishop Geoffrey Oryema, musician Gertrude Njuba, politician Gilbert Bukenya, seventh Vice President of Uganda Godfrey Binaisa, fifth President of Uganda Godfrey Mugisha, footballer Godliver Businge, civil engineer Fred Gisa Rwigyema, military officer
H Hamis Kiggundu, businessman, lawyer and author Henry Bagiire, politician and educator Henry Morton Stanley, journalist and explorer Henry Mzili Mujunga, painter Henry Oryem Okello, politician and lawyer Hilary Onek, politician Hope Mwesigye, politician and lawyer
I Idi Amin Dada, politician and military officer Irfan Afridi, cricketer Isaac Musumba, politician and lawyer
J James Baba, politician and diplomat James Munange Ogoola, lawyer and judge James Wapakhabulo, politician and lawyer Janani Luwum, archbishop Janet Museveni, politician and First Lady of Uganda Jane Frances Kuka, politician and activist Jeje Odongo, politician Jennifer Namuyangu, politician Jessica Alupo, politician Jessica Eriyo, politician and educator John Akii-Bua, hurdler John Byabagambi, politician and engineer John Kyazze, weightlifter John Nasasira, politician John Ssebaana Kizito, politician John Wilson Nattubu Tsekoko, lawyer and judge Joseph Kony, Leader of the Lord's Resistance Army Joseph Mulenga, judge Joshua Cheptegei, long-distance runner James R Tumusiime, author, journalist and entrepreneur
K Kabalega, King or Omukama of Bunyoro Kamanda Bataringaya, politician Robert Kasule Sebunya, politician Silver Kayemba, military officer John-Mary Kauzya, diplomat Ken Lukyamuzi, politician and lawyer Grace Kesande Bataringaya, politician Kiddu Makubuya, politician, lawyer and academic Olive Kigongo, businesswoman Beatrice Kiraso, politician Kizza Besigye, politician
Elizabeth Kyazike, archaeologist and cultural heritage researcher
L Lilian Mary Nabulime, sculptor and lecturer
M Mahmood Mamdani, academic Maria Mutagamba, politician and economist Margaret Illukol (1954?–2015), Ugandan nurse who survived a disfiguring hyena attack as a girl Martin Stephen Egonda-Ntende, judge Matia Kasaija, politician and diplomat Matthew Lukwiya, physician Michael Kawalya Kagwa, politician Mildred Barya, writer and poet Milton Obote, second Prime minister of Uganda Miria Obote, politician and First Lady of Uganda Moses Ndiema Kipsiro, long-distance runner Muhammad Kibirige Mayanja, politician Muljibhai Madhvani, businessman Musa Echweru, politician Mustafa Adrisi, third Vice President of Uganda Joseph Mutaka, sports journalist Mutesa I of Buganda, 30th Kabaka of the Kingdom of Buganda Mutesa II of Buganda, 35th Kabaka of the Kingdom of Buganda and first President of Uganda Paulo Muwanga, politician, de facto president, and prime minister. Muwenda Mutebi II of Buganda, 36th Kabaka of the Kingdom of Buganda Mwesigwa Rukutana, politician and lawyer
N Nabwana I.G.G., filmmaker Norbert Mao, Minister of Justice, lawyer and politician Nsaba Buturo, politician Nalwoga Cerinah Kasirye, businesswoman
O Kenneth Odeke, boxer Odong Latek, military officer and rebel leader Okello Oculi, poet, author and academic Okot p'Bitek, poet Olara Otunnu, politician, diplomat and lawyer Omara Atubo, politician and lawyer Omwony Ojwok, politician
P Patrick Etolu, high jumper Paulo Muwanga, politician Peter Lokeris, politician Perez Ahabwe, politician and economist Perezi Kamunanwire, academic and diplomat Phiona Mutesi, chess player Pius Bigirimana, civil servant Pumla Kisosonkole, politician Pyarali Merali, architect Pallaso, musician
Q Queen Best, Queen Mother of the Tooro Kingdom
R Raska Lukwiya, revolutionary Richard Nduhura, politician Rosemary Byanyima, physician Alleluya Rosette Ikote, politician Ruhakana Rugunda, former Prime Minister of Uganda Rukia Isanga, politician Rukia Chekamondo, politician
S Salim Saleh, military officer Sandra Kwikiriza, digital rights activist Seezi Mbaguta, politician and civil servant Samuel Kutesa, politician Serapio Rukundo, politician Shimit Amin, filmmaker Simon D'Ujanga, politician Simon Ejua, politician Simon Lokodo, politician Stephen Kiprotich, long-distance runner Stephen Mallinga, politician Sudhir Ruparelia, businessman Sulaiman Madada, politician Syda Bbumba, politician Theodore Ssekikubo, politician Moses Swaibu, footballer
T Tarsis Kabwegyere, politician Tito Okello, eighth president of Uganda Tereza Mbire, entrepreneur
U Usama Mukwaya, filmmaker Umar Mwidu, physicist
V Victoria Nalongo Namusisi, journalist, political administrator and philanthropist
Y Yusuf Lule, fourth president of Uganda
Z Lillian Zawedde, woodball player
See also Lists of people by nationality List of governors of Uganda List of Ugandan first-class cricketers Ugandan university leaders List of Makerere University academics List of Ugandan actors Ugandan Americans
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