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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors holds responsibility for the overall governance of ALOWA and passes all resolutions with regard to new initiatives undertaken by ALOWA personnel and its members. The Board meets on a regular basis to evaluate, review, and provide direction to the Executive Director, national and Regional Offices.
ALOWA's Board of Directors consists of 21 members:- One (1) Executive Director- Eight (8) regional representatives- Four (4) regional Coordinators- Four (4) elders- Four (4) regional youth representatives
Membership
ALOWA membership is comprised of Womens' groups and individuals including politicians, teachers, social workers, lawyers, physicians, students, and health care professionals. ALOWA is a multispecialty organization dedicated to advancing women in governance and improving womens' Rights.
Lillian Kobusingye the Kabale Central Division Assistant Town Clerk and Christopher Ahimbisibwe the Northern division Assistant Town Clerk have been promoted to Deputy Chief Administrative Officers. Lauben Ntegyereize the Kabale deputy town clerk confirmed the promotion of the two clerks yesterday. The two leaders have now been replaced by Grace Munyambabazi (Central) and Alex Baingana (north).
Police in Kabale are investigating a case in which a 68 year old woman allegedly attempted to beat up the Kabale LC5 Chairperson Patrick Besigye Keihwa with a club and used abusive language on him. Police says Dinah Rutagyema, a resident of Kanyankwanzi cell, Kitumba sub county in Kabale district on March 26th, while at Kanyankwanzi trading centre, asked Chairman Keihwa money to buy alcohol which he declined.