In a significant leadership transition, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV of Tooro Kingdom has appointed Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire Akiiki as the new Prime Minister. Akiiki succeeds Stephen Kiyingi Amooti, who diligently served in the position for two years and five months.
The appointment marks a new chapter for the Tooro Kingdom, as Akiiki is expected to spearhead the kingdom’s development agenda, cultural preservation, and modernization efforts. His leadership comes at a pivotal moment, with the kingdom focusing on economic empowerment, youth engagement, and strengthening Tooro’s influence on both national and international platforms.
Outgoing Prime Minister Stephen Kiyingi Amooti played a crucial role in strengthening governance structures and fostering unity within the kingdom. His tenure saw strategic initiatives aimed at preserving Tooro’s heritage while embracing contemporary development trends. As he hands over the mantle, his contributions are expected to lay a strong foundation for his successor.
King Oyo, who ascended the throne as the world’s youngest monarch, continues to prioritize progressive leadership, cultural diplomacy, and social development. The appointment of Akiiki aligns with his vision of modernizing the kingdom while maintaining its deep-rooted traditions and values. Akiiki is widely regarded as a seasoned administrator and cultural enthusiast, making him well-suited for the role.
As the new Prime Minister prepares to assume office, Tooro subjects and well-wishers are eager to see how his leadership will shape the kingdom’s future. His appointment has been met with optimism, with many looking forward to innovative governance strategies, enhanced community development, and strengthened ties between the kingdom and its people
