"Basajjabalaba Is a copycat, he is running his campaigns on my Manifesto, which he failed to employment while in 10 years of leadership"- King Ceasor

Mr Augustus Mulenga, aka King Ceasor has accused city business, Basajjabalaba for being a political copycat, according to King Ceasor, Basajjabalaba is running his campaigns using his Manifesto termed:- "E-Cow" for every NRM delegate.

King Ceasor further accused his opponent for failing to implement the E-Cow Project in his 10 years of leadership as the NRM National Chairperson Entrepreneur's league (CEC).

It should be noted that Ceasor is in a tight race with Basajjabalaba for the position of NRM National Chairperson Entrepreneur's league (CEC), a position Basajjabalaba served in for Ten years. 

What You Need To Know:  

NRM National Chairperson Entrepreneur's league (CEC) Leads has Packed in Competitive Race for NRM Entrepreneurs League Chairmanship.

As the NRM prepares for its upcoming Delegates Conference scheduled for this month, the race for the National Chairperson of the NRM Entrepreneurs League has intensified, with eight prominent candidates crisscrossing the country to woo party delegates.

The contenders Robert Mwesigwa Rukaari, Hassan Basajjabalaba, Edson Ruyondo, Philip Kwijuka Kakuru, Mukesh Babubhai Shukla, Sanjay Tanna, King Ceasor Augustus Mulenga, and Gyaviira Ssemwanga have been engaging grassroots leaders, articulating their visions for transforming Uganda’s entrepreneurial landscape under the NRM’s economic agenda.

Among them, Augustus Mulenga aka King Ceasor, a seasoned businessman & longtime NRM mobilizer, has emerged as a frontrunner, drawing attention for his practical approach to wealth creation and job growth. 

Known for his deep connections with both the business community and the party’s grassroots, King Ceasor has been rallying support with a message centered on economic empowerment, market expansion, and policy implementation.

A Vision for Economic Transformation

In his engagements with delegates accross the country, King Ceasor  has emphasized:

– Expanding market access for Ugandan products locally and internationally.

– Strengthening SME support through skills development and financial linkages.

– Enhancing synergy between government programs (like Emyooga and Parish Development Model) and private-sector innovation.

“The NRM Entrepreneurs League must be more than a platform—it must be an engine for real economic change,”he stated during a recent meeting in Busoga, Bugisu, Teso and Lango where he received overwhelming support from local business leaders and NRM delegates.

A Competitive but United Race

While the contest remains open, analysts suggest that king Ceasor ’s experience, mobilisation skills, and alignment with the NRM’s economic vision give him an edge. However, the other candidates bring strong credentials: