Jeninah Ntabgoba
| Jeninah Ntabgoba | |
|---|---|
| Moemedi kgaolo ya Kisoro wa mme kwa palamenteng | |
| In office 1989–1989 | |
| Ntlhopheng wa khuduthamaga ya kgaoloya botlhophi ya Kisoro | |
| In office Motsheganong 1994 – Phukwi 1995 | |
| Mopalamente wa mme wa kgaolo ya Kisoro | |
| In office 1996–2001 | |
| Morago Ga Gagwe | Annette Mukebera |
| Ka Ga Ena | |
| O tsetswe | Jeninah Mary Nyirandimubakunzi |
| Tiro | Mopolotiki Mokwadi |
Jeninah Ntabgoba (o ka dinako tse dingwe a bidiwang Jeninah M.N Ntabgoba) ke mokwadi wa kwa Uganda, gape ke motlhoma molao. E ne e le ntlhopheng wa kgaolo ya Kisoro mo khuduthamageng ya 1994 morago a emela kgaolo eo e le mopalamente wa palamente ya borataro ya Uganda go tswa ka 1996 go tsena 2001 fa a ne a tlhatlhamiwa ke Annette Mukabera mo ditlhophong tsa Uganda tsa 2001.
Pereko
[fetola | Fetola Motswedi]Ntabgoba o tsere karolo mo ditlhophong tsa 1989 tsa Uganda e le mongwe wa mapalamente a a tlhophilweng a le makgolo mabedi masome a robabobedi a National Resistance Counci.[1] E ne e le moemedi wa mme wa kgaolo ya Kisoro.[2]
Ka ditlhopho tsa 1994 tsa uganda, Ntabgoba o nea tlhophiwa go emela bomme ba kgaolo ya Kisoro. Morago o ne a atlega mo go lweleng maemo a moemedi wa mme kwa palamenteng wa kgaolo eo a e emela kwa palamenteng ya borataro ya Uganda.[3][4]
O ne a tlhatlhamiwa ke Annette Mukabera morago ga go mo fenya mo ditlhophong tsa Uganda tsa palamente tsa 2001.[5]
Botshelo jwa gagwe
[fetola | Fetola Motswedi]A tshotswe ka leina la Mary Nyirandimubakunzi, Ntabgoba o ne a nyetswe ke moatlhodi mogolo Herbert Ntabgoba.[6]
Metswedi
[fetola | Fetola Motswedi]- ↑ Tripp, Aili Mari (2000). Women & politics in Uganda. Wisconsin: Madison : University of Wisconsin Press. p. 232. ISBN 9780299164836.
- ↑ "When Hens begin to Crow - Gender and Parliamentary Politics in Uganda (Fountain Publishers, 1999, 254 p.): Appendix 3: Women Legislators, 1950-1998". www.nzdl.org. Retrieved 13 May 2026
- ↑ "CMIS Repository | Parliament of Uganda".
- ↑ Parliament of Uganda (1 October 1996). "6th Parliament as at 1st October 1996". Parliament of Uganda. Retrieved 13 May 2026
- ↑ "Ministers, Five MPs Lose Seats". New Vision. Retrieved 13 May 2026
- ↑ URN. "Only 30 'cleared' to attend justice Ntabgoba burial". The Observer - Uganda. Retrieved 12 May 2026