Anodi Atukwase

The Workers' Champion — For Parliament 2026–2031

Join the movement for dignity, justice, and real change for Uganda's workers.

Hon. Anodi Atukwase

About Anodi

Hon. Anodi Atukwase is a lifelong advocate for workers’ rights, equality, and social protection. With over a decade of leadership in public service and grassroots organizing, Anodi’s mission is clear: to uplift every Ugandan worker through dignity, justice, and opportunity.

From local union halls to national platforms, Anodi’s voice has consistently stood for fairness, safe workplaces, and inclusive development. His 2026–2031 campaign is a people-powered movement to deliver lasting, worker-focused reform.

🏛️ What I Will Do in Parliament

National Workers’ Digital Rights Act

🔐 End algorithmic discrimination, silent downgrades, and surveillance. App workers, gig drivers, freelancers — your phone should protect, not punish you.

Inclusive Labour Safety Bill

🦺 Housemaids deserve contracts. Night guards deserve rescue plans. Boda riders deserve reflectors. Labour safety is a right — no matter the job title.

Minimum Living Wage Law

💰 Turn survival wages into dignity pay. Whether salaried or informal, every worker should afford rent, food, transport, and medicine. We’ll build a national wage board — with worker voices at the table.

Labour Mental Health Act

🧠 Free trauma support for vendors, taxi drivers, factory staff. Every labour zone should have access to healing — because mental health is worker health.

Overseas Workers Protection Bill

✈️ Domestic workers in Saudi. Guards in UAE. Cleaners in Qatar. Uganda exports its youth — but forgets their safety. We’ll fight for contracts, embassy lawyers, and fair reintegration.

NFA Green Works Plan

🌲 Turn National Forest Authority reserves into job zones. Train youth in tree planting, bamboo farming & eco-enterprises. From idle land to green income.

East African Youth Jobs Pact

🌍 Uganda has talent. EAC has markets. Let’s sign a youth mobility deal for legal work in Kenya, Rwanda & Tanzania. Pan-African jobs, now.

Workers’ Bank & Informal Sector Retirement Fund

💼 A bank owned by workers, serving both formal and informal sectors. Market vendors, boda drivers, factory staff save securely for their future — backed by labour law protections and retirement benefits.

Public Wealth Protection Act

💥 Corruption kills more jobs than recession. This law creates an open budget tracker, protects whistleblowers, and recovers stolen money to fund worker housing, skilling & health.

⚙️ CORE THEMES: THE WORKER-FIRST TRANSFORMATION AGENDA

🗂 Labour Rights Charter: A phone-accessible, multilingual guide to worker rights. From contract templates to reporting abuses — in Luganda, Runyankore, Swahili, Acholi, and English.

⚖️ Compensation Tribunal: A mobile legal system that delivers justice to injured workers through fast, digital case processing. No middlemen, no delays.

👩‍⚖️ Legal Aid Fund: A free national support system that stations trained paralegals in every district to help workers navigate contracts, abuses, and disputes.

💰 Fair Wages: A living wage benchmark law that adjusts every 2 years to Uganda’s cost of living. Minimum pay must reflect food, housing, transport, and healthcare costs.

🪪 Workers e-ID: A single mobile ID for job history, NHIS, NSSF, tax records and skills. Available via USSD (*217*88#) and mobile app for the digital or feature phone user.

🌍 Workers Portal: Your national job center, built for workers. Legal help, live job listings, AI-powered CV building, and contract comparison — all in one place.

🔗 Smart CBAs: We’ll protect union deals with blockchain. Every agreement signed is stored publicly, tamper-proof — so no employer can break their word in secret.

🛵 Boda Union: Create a digital-first, nationally recognized union for boda boda riders — to regulate prices, demand app fairness, and ensure life insurance.

📋 Informal Labour Bill: For once, vendors, maids, tailors, and freelancers will have rights. This bill will formalize their work, guarantee dispute resolution and benefits.

🛠️ Artisan Accelerator: Tools, machines, smartphones and startup capital. This is a revolving fund for self-employed workers to compete, trade, and export with dignity.

🏥 NHIS: Full coverage under a National Health Insurance Scheme for every worker — especially informal and rural. Treatment should not depend on where or how you work.

🧠 Worker Therapy: We’ll fund trauma centers and mental health units at transport hubs, industrial parks, and schools. Emotional wellbeing is essential, not optional.

🤱 Paid Leave: Maternity, paternity, and compassionate leave must be enforced — both in public and private sectors. No worker should be penalized for being human.

📜 Labour Contracts: Every job that lasts more than 6 months must be under contract. No more handshakes as agreements. Paperwork is protection.

🤖 WorkerBot: Our 24/7 WhatsApp and Telegram chatbot will guide you on your rights, reporting abuse, and accessing union help — instantly and anonymously.

🔐 Digital Rights Act: Employers and apps can’t fire or demote you using hidden algorithms. This act protects workers from invisible exploitation in digital jobs.

🧑‍🏭 Big Pledges (2026–2031)

🧾 100% Digital Worker Registry

Every formal worker registered and linked to health, pension, and contract protection services.

📌 Coverage Goal: 0 workers
💼 Informal NSSF Access

Mobile/USSD access to pensions for boda riders, vendors, and artisans. With gov't top-ups.

📈 Projected signups: 0
📂 Union Finance Portal

All registered unions audited. Members can view budgets, projects, and funding breakdowns.

🧾 Audits per year: 0
💬 WhatsApp Townhalls & Direct Reporting

Monthly chats and direct worker reports to authorities on wages, safety, and rights violations.

📞 Regions Engaged: 0
🏢 Worker Skills & Microfinance Hubs

Local centers offering skills training, financial literacy, and small loans to informal workers, boosting real incomes.

📊 Hubs Planned: 0
🏦 Workers’ Bank Launch

A bank owned by workers, empowering savings, loans, and retirement benefits for both formal and informal sectors.

📈 Target Members: 0
🦺 Safe Transport Fund

Helmets, reflectors, medical support for boda riders and public transport workers — safety is a right.

🛡️ Beneficiaries: 0

🧭 A Step-by-Step Vision for Workers’ Justice

📜 National Workers Digital Rights Act

Define rights against surveillance, layoffs by algorithm, or forced productivity tracking. Workers must not be at the mercy of invisible tech.

“My job was downgraded by an app. I had no appeal, no explanation.” — Brenda, delivery rider
🎯 92% want job security in the digital age

⚖️ Occupational Safety Expansion Bill

Protect every cleaner, boda rider, vendor, and security guard under a national safety code. No Ugandan job should cost a life.

“We handle chemicals daily — no gloves, no insurance.” — Sarah, cleaner
🛡️ +2.1M workers to gain legal safety

💰 Minimum Living Wage Bill

Link wages to the real cost of rent, food, and transport. Enforce updates every 2 years by a transparent Wage Commission with worker reps.

“UGX 170k can’t house me and my daughter. We deserve better.” — Moses, petrol station worker
📊 68% of formal workers earn below survival level

🏥 Mental Health for Labour Act

Create stress clinics in high-risk jobs. Public mental health care must reach workers dealing with trauma, exhaustion, and abuse.

“I was told to ‘toughen up’ after being assaulted at work.” — Janet, market vendor
🧠 Mental support for over 8M workers

📊 Solutions Inspired by African Realities

National Labour Dialogue Council

A permanent national table where unions, gig worker reps, and government shape labour policies together — quarterly, televised, and accountable.

Workers StartUp Grant

UGX 500K–2M per artisan, boda rider, or vendor via SACCOs & mobile money — with zero interest & digital tracking.

Quarterly Sector Summits

Transport, domestic work, health, markets, teaching — each sector gets a platform every 3 months to shape law & reform.

Gig Worker Rights Law

Mandates minimum pay, safety insurance, and right to appeal unfair app ratings for boda drivers, riders, and delivery agents.

📱 Technology for Transparency

WorkerBot

WhatsApp legal assistant for rights, abuse, and union access.

👥 Impact: 0 helped
KazApp

Find jobs, check pay rates, report violations — all in one hub.

📲 Installs: 0
SmartCBA Dashboard

Follow union contracts like stock portfolios.

📝 CBAs: 0
Live Labour Tracker

Real-time MP votes, inspections, and union coverage by district.

📊 Districts: 0

Endorsements

Julius Kato
Labor Activist
“Anodi speaks the truth working Ugandans live. He’s not a politician—he’s one of us.”
Asha Namuli
Youth Organizer
“He’s fighting for the next generation. That’s why I joined this movement.”
Kampala Vendors
Traders' Voice
“We trust Anodi to stand for informal workers like us who are often ignored.”

The Workers’ & Farmers’ March:
From Struggle to Spark, Year by Year

Hon. Anodi Atukwase

Hon. Anodi Atukwase

Voice of the Grassroots. Flame for the Future.
🌍 Gen 7 Is More Than a Name — It’s a rising wave of youth, farmers, workers, and believers in dignity.
From Kasese to Karamoja, we’re not waiting for change. We *are* the change. 🇺🇬✨
2018
📢 It Began with a Listening Ear:
In village halls and market stalls, Anodi traveled district to district to hear the unheard. Change started with stories.
👥 2,800+ rural voices mobilized.
2019
🌾 The Soil Speaks:
Farmers rose as strategists. Lango became a beacon of land rights, co-ops, and smart harvests.
🚜 1,600+ farmers empowered in rice, maize & banana sectors.
2020
🔥 The Spark of Gen 7:
With a call to unity, Anodi launches Generation 7. Not a party. Not a platform. A force of future builders and digital warriors.
📍 National summits in Gulu, Mbale, Arua & Kampala.
2021
2023
🍽️ Food for Soul:
Beyond aid — Anodi brought warmth and worth to the table. Kitchens became cathedrals of dignity.
🍲 8,700+ meals, countless shared stories.
2025
🚀 The Rise of Gen 7:
What began as a movement becomes Uganda’s most organized youth-worker coalition for jobs, tech justice & integrity-first leadership.
📲 4,600+ registered, and growing every day.
2026
🗳️ 2026: The Workers’ Chapter Begins
This is your mandate. Raise your demand.
💪 You’re in! Your voice matters. Watch for 2026 Workers’ Assembly updates.
2026: We March Together

Read the Vision Charter. Lead with us. Stand with Workers.

Download The Workers’ Vision Charter (PDF)

Full-color, print-ready A4 format (2026 Edition)

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