UgandaMember of ParliamentNational Resistance MovementWestern Region · Older Persons' Representative - WesternMember of Parliament
Tibasiimwa Joram Ruranga
Profile
Tibasiimwa Joram Ruranga is a Ugandan politician and retired educator serving as the Member of Parliament representing Older Persons for the Western Region. Born in Rubingo village, Kitwe, Kyeizooba Sub-County, he studied at Makerere University and built a long career as a teacher and head teacher, notably leading Mbarara High School. Transitioning to local politics in 2002, he became a councilor and speaker for Greater Bushenyi before entering national parliament under the National Resistance Movement party, alongside holding leadership roles in organizations for older persons.
Details
- Born
- 1943-01-01 · 83 years old
- Birth place
- Rubingo village, Kitwe, Kyeizooba Sub-County, Uganda
- Education
- Makerere University; Ntare School; Mbarara Junior Secondary School
- Career
- Teacher; Acting headmaster of Mbarara High School; Head teacher of Muntuyera High School Kitunga and Ruyonza School
