Lewis Rubongoya, a rising political figure, has opened up about the personal struggles he faced before establishing himself in Kampala, striking a chord with many city residents. Speaking during his ongoing campaign, Rubongoya recounted how life in the capital was far from the luxury some people imagine.
“Most of you think I came to Kampala and bumped straight into the luxury life,” he said. “No, please. I also came like most of you, to chase a good life.” His words resonated with Kampala’s hustlers, many of whom daily navigate the challenges of surviving in a city that often feels indifferent to the poor.
Rubongoya revealed that his early days in Kampala were filled with uncertainty and hardship. He described arriving on a motoké lorry and struggling to make ends meet. By the time he needed to return home, he couldn’t even afford bus fare, and a borrowed Mapeesa phone had to be confiscated by the bus conductor.
These experiences, he explained, shaped his understanding of the city and the lives of those who fight week by week just to survive. Rubongoya emphasized that he knows what it feels like to go through days without a single coin in your pocket, a reality for many of Kampala’s youth and working-class residents.
His campaign message was clear: he wants a Kampala that supports everyone, not just the wealthy. “We want a city that will lift both the rich and the poor,” Rubongoya said. “A city where opportunity is not just a dream, but a reality for all.”
Rubongoya’s story of struggle is more than a personal anecdote—it is part of his broader political vision. He frames his journey as a testament to perseverance and a reflection of the challenges faced by ordinary Ugandans. His narrative aligns with voters seeking leaders who have lived the realities they speak about.
The politician also used his story to highlight the broader economic difficulties in Kampala. From unpredictable transport costs to the daily grind for survival, he painted a vivid picture of life for the city’s hustlers and young professionals trying to climb the economic ladder.
By sharing his own setbacks, Rubongoya hopes to inspire empathy and solidarity, bridging the gap between political leaders and everyday citizens. His approach is striking in a city often criticized for political figures disconnected from ordinary struggles.
Supporters say his candid honesty and ability to relate to the challenges of daily life set him apart from other candidates. They point to his narrative as proof that he truly understands the needs of Kampala residents, not just from an academic or policy perspective, but from lived experience.
As campaigning intensifies, Rubongoya’s message of struggle, hope, and city-wide opportunity continues to resonate. His story reminds residents that even those now in positions of influence may have once walked the same streets, faced the same hardships, and fought to survive in the same city they now seek to transform.
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