By focusing on transparency, accountability, and inclusivity, young parties can differentiate themselves from the older, more established parties that are often seen as out of touch with the needs of ordinary Ugandans. This authenticity can be a powerful draw for voters seeking genuine change.

They pay the least taxes, lack social morals and ultimately, no influence and interest whatsoever on politics and public policies that benefits the common man. They are as artificial as deceptive. They are oblivious to core values that ensure a stable society. They would rather influence policies that ensure the masses are apathetic and ill-informed; and manipulate mass sentiments for their conceit. They assumed the elite class and prospered in an environment characterized by lassitude and information distortion

The Uganda People's Congress (UPC) is another party that needs a makeover. Dogged by internal conflicts and a perception of being out of touch with the grassroots, the UPC needs to revamp its image and appeal to a broader audience.