Rose Mutonyi Masaaba

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Rose Mutonyi Masaaba also known as Rose Mutonyi is a Ugandan teacher, [1] and politician who has been the Manafwa District Bubulo County West woman representative, [2] a position she has held since 2016. [3] [4] She is affiliated to the National Resistance Movement political party. [3] [4]

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Background and education

She was born on 20 August 1949. [3] [4] Rose Mutonyi Masaaba attended Nyondo Junior Secondary School for her high school education 1964. [3]

In 1968 she graduated as a teacher with a Grade II Teacher with Certificate in 1974 rose graduated as a Grade III teacher with a Grade III Teachers Certificate in 1979. Rose attained a Diploma in Education and later in 1986, she attained a bachelor's degree of Arts and finally in 1997 she graduated with a Master of Education at Makerere University and all these qualifications were consistently obtained at Makerere University in different year intervals. [2]

Work experience

work Experience Tabulated
TitleInstitutionYear
CounsellorMinistry of Foreign Affairs2003–2010
PrincipalNazigo Teacher Training College1989–1997
Deputy PrincipalBusubizi Teacher Training College1986–1988
TeacherGangama Primary School1976
Member of ParliamentParliament of Uganda2016 to date
TeacherNabuyonga Primary School1974–1975
TeacherMuyembe Girls Primary School1971–1972
TeacherNyondo Demonstration School1969–1971

Mutonyi once served as counsel and accounting officer at Uganda's foreign missions in New Delhi and Dar es Salaam. [2] Her political office is at Sibanga Sub County in Sibanga Trading Center. [5]

Parliamentary duties

Besides her duties as speaker of the Ugandan Parliament, she sits on the following parliamentary committees: [3]

Personal life

She is a Catholic by faith. [5]

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