St. Benedict Technical Institute Kakindo’s staff and students were overjoyed yesterday as Ms. Winfred Kabarokore delivered the promised staff television. This gesture demonstrates her commitment to fulfilling her promises and supporting educational institutions.
The excitement was palpable as staff and students gathered to receive the television. Their heartfelt gratitude and appreciation were evident in their joyful celebrations.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore wants to contest for Sheema District LC V chairperson seat in 2026. Her dedication to enhancing educational experiences and community development is commendable. Her actions speak louder than words, inspiring trust and confidence in her leadership.
St. Benedict’s community extended sincere thanks to Ms. Kabarokore for her kindness and generosity towards the development of the community.
In the beautiful scenery of Sheema District, there is a new hope leadership in the on set.
Hon. Winfred Kabarokore, a leader with a vision, embarks on a journey to weave a narrative of hope and prosperity. With every step, the community’s warmth and trust are the ink that writes a tale of promise.
Together, they all author a future where every page turns to progress, and every chapter unfolds to a brighter tomorrow.
As Hon. Winfred Kabarokore traversed the scenic landscapes of Sheema District, she was met with an outpouring of warmth and enthusiasm from the people.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore is the new hope for Sheema District
From the rolling hills to the bustling marketplaces, the aspirant LC V Chairperson in 2026 was greeted with smiles, hugs, and words of encouragement.
The people of Sheema, eager for a leader who truly understands their needs, saw in Winfred a beacon of hope.
With her vision, passion, and dedication, they believed she was destined to lead them to a brighter future – the promised land.
As she listened to their stories, concerns, and dreams, Winfred’s resolve was strengthened. She vowed to work tirelessly, leveraging her experience and expertise to unlock Sheema’s full potential.
Together, they would overcome challenges and create a prosperous, vibrant district for generations to come.
The people of Sheema have been called up on to rally behind Ms Winfred Kabarokore as she vies for the LC V Chairperson Sheema District from 2026-2031.
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Sheema District LC V Chairperson seat hopeful Ms Winfred Kabarokore has said leaders need to always socialise with their people in order to succeed.
While speaking to a group of people in Sheema District today, Hon. Winfred said Socialisation is really the main key to success for any one who wants to lead.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore
Ms Winfred Kabarokore is a peoples’ person and she is using a key to the top seat in Sheema District come 2026.
She wants to see a social and united Sheema District if development is to take place rapidly.
Recently she has become people’s favorite for the district’s top seat.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore has hit the ground running as she mobilises for support in her quest for Sheema District LC V Chairperson seat in 2026-2031.
Hon. Winfred has laid out her plans for Sheema District as the incoming District chairperson.
Below are some of what Ms Winfred Kabarokore is expected to do for Sheema as a district chairperson from 2026-2031.
She has prioritized education, health, infrastructure, electricity, security and agriculture as the sectors to improve the status of the district.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore
This is the full official statement from her of what she will do ahead of the contest.
“Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed leaders, and fellow citizens, we gather to shape the future of our community. I stand before you with a vision to transform our society through collective effort.
We must prioritize education, improving standards, infrastructure, and access to quality learning for all, reducing school dropouts and empowering our youth with life skills.
Healthcare is a fundamental right; we must upgrade facilities, services, and access to clean water, ensuring wellbeing for all.
Safe and reliable roads, electricity, and security are essential for our progress and peace of mind.
Job creation and economic empowerment through smaller-scale farming and innovative initiatives will unlock our true potential.
Unity in diversity is our strength; let us celebrate and harness it through games, sports, and cultural activities, engaging our youth and valuing women’s contributions.
Men’s involvement in home activities and women’s empowerment will foster balanced communities.
Our elderly deserve engagement, respect, and support, contributing their wisdom to our growth.
Environmental science and conservation will ensure a sustainable future.
Through lobbying and advocacy, we will secure resources and support for our initiatives.
Unity with fellow leaders and collaborative governance will drive our progress.
Sound financial management will underpin our progress, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Together, let us commit to this vision, working tirelessly to build a prosperous, inclusive, and harmonious future for all.
Thank you. HON WINFRED KABAROKORE SHEEMA DISTRICT CHAIRPERSON 2021-2031
Sheema District LC V Chairperson seat hopeful Ms Winfred Kabarokore has continued to impress on the ground as she mobilises for support ahead of 2026 General elections.
Hon. Winfred Kabarokore reached out to Itendero Tweheyo Banana Group and shared her political and development views as she continued to garner for support.
Winfred is contesting for Sheema District LC V Chairperson seat in 2026.
She told the group that once elected l, she will prioritize modernisation of agriculture in the district. This she says will boost household income as well as food security in the families.
Winfred Kabarokore is now seen as the favorite to take Sheema District top seat from 2026 to 2031.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore is a leader who believes in the power of unity and collective progress. With a strong track record of public service and a passion for development, she is the ideal candidate to lead Sheema District forward.
Her vision for the district is to empower women and youth through economic opportunities and skills development, enhance healthcare and education infrastructure, invest in sustainable agriculture and environmental conservation, and promote transparency and accountability in governance.
Winfred Kabarokore is contesting for the LC V Chairperson seat for Sheema District
Winfred’s leadership will build a united and prosperous Sheema District for all. Support Hon. Winfred for Chairperson LC5, Unity and Progress
Ms Winfred Kabarokore hails from Katoma Parish, Kigarama Sub County, Sheema North in Sheema District.
She has participated actively in Sheema politics and she is former member of Sheema DEC with vast experience in Sheema district local government administration.
She served as a Public Accounts Committee member, a former project manager at PlanRwanda, a former lecturer at Ankore Western University(AWU), an experienced teacher in high school.
She is an entrepreneur with wide experience and engaging with the local business community, a farmer with experience in animal and crop production, she has served on health facility management committees, and connected with leaders at national level to lobby for Sheema
Winfred has greater vision for Sheema District and will balance Sheema politics to have everyone inclusive in Sheema development.
Winfred needs your support to make Sheema great again!
Gone are the days when women would just manage the kitchen, beyond that they were seen as inferior.
The NRM government providing women with rights ,emphasising on women emancipation has truly saved our societies.
70 percent of women in power serves with diligence, let it be in finance women have been identified as performers .
Much as we say thank you NRM ,we must also thank those who have sailed through and defeated the I dont manage phenomenon.
Lets look at Ms Winfred Kabarokore’s candidature, her vying for the Chairperson LC 5 seat is an indicator of her capability.
Coming out from the crowd to the contest shows the ability in her,obutetina,obumanzi ,obuteka,okumarira, amagyezi nokweyikirizamu,it sends a signal to young girls and women to breath through the It’s impossible phrase.
We thank you, even when you are not on the ballot ,it has always sent a signal that you are among the mega strong women in sheema.
I am a journalist, I have traversed different parts of this country,women vying for this kind of a seat ,that seem to be particularly for men is not common.
Be strong, Winnie, please move on ,surprise the world and contest,just use good language,don’t attack your colleagues vying the same seat, don’t harass those who are not supporting your political trails,just deliver your message and manifesto.
Don’t counter attack those who abuse ,ignore, hit your point,drive your dream home,you will make it .
The time i have engaged you in an interview, the experience in administration you have, i am not surprised of your candidature, go on people will front you as their leader.
The author is collinstusubira@gmail.com Senior journalist
The Sheema District LC V Chairperson seat hopeful Ms Winfred Kabarokore has challenged and encouraged students to consider technical education as key in empowering the youth.
She told them that the government of Uganda encourages and supports technical institutions because vocational education holds the key to unlocking Uganda’s human capital potential and build a brighter future for generations to come.
More so it enables one to acquire hands-on skills necessary in the job market.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore
“Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do,” Winfred said.
She said this yesterday while speaking at St. Benedict Kakindo in Sheema as she graced the Junior Achievement and Equity program as the Guest of Honor.
It was all buzzing with excitement as Hon. Winfred stood up to give her speech.
Her thought-provoking speech and vision for a brighter future inspired the audience.
She told them to appreciate their institution and to elect able and corrupt free leaders.
As she vies for the LC5 Chairperson seat in Sheema District 2026, we wish her continued success and impact in the district.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore has set her plans on increasing agriculture productivity in Sheema District once she takes over as LC V Chairperson in 2026 to 2031.
Agriculture being the backbone of Uganda’s economy and particularly in Sheema District, Winfred says there is need to make the production more modernized and on a larger scale to boost household income.
Winfred says besides having served as a teacher, Lecturer, worked as a project manager in different organisations AHF (Aids Health Care Foundation) Rwanda, and having participated in Sheema Politics, she is also a farmer with experience in animal and crop production.
Winfred Kabarokore wants agriculture production increased by more than triple once she is elected Chairperson LC V for Sheema District in 2026
In Sheema District, farming has significantly contributed to the well- being and livelihood of the Sheema people (especially the growing of coffee and Matooke) by providing a foundation for food security, economic stability, and social cohesion. Particularly, farming has played a vital role in helping the Sheema people achieve a better life.
However, she says most of the people are small holder farmers and they have faced enormous challenges including limited technology, poor seed varieties, lack of extension services, high in put costs, counterfeit agro-inputs, and dependency on rain-fed agriculture,not forgetting the widespread use of traditional methods and equipment.
“It wouldn’t be just if I ignore the weaknesses of us farmers where; low status is associated with farming (referred to as peasants), limited desirability of rural life, access to information, adoption of information and communication technologies,” Winfred said.
Good News is that come 2026-2031 with a ‘Voice’ and mandate, (it will be more ENKUMBI TELIMBA) status.
Ms Winfred Kabarokore told this website that productivity will be priotised through targeted Good Agricultural Practices, as pruning and optimised fertiliser application, will be crucial.
More so ensuring the efficiency of production methods, including labour allocation and input management, proving vital for success.
“To achieve and be very successful we MUST implement (As per The President’s advice); the four sectors which include commercial agriculture with ‘ekibaro’ which will be best achieved through mobilisation and sensitisation,” Winfred Kabarokore added.
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