Kampala Woman Mp Shamim Malende Critically Ill, Currently Hospitalised

Readmedia November 15, 2022 2 min read

Shamim Malende, a woman member of parliament for the Kampala District, a shadow minister for justice, an attorney, and a notary public, is presently being treated at Lubaga hospital and is in a critical condition. The administrator shared the upsetting information on her social media networks. The illness that is destroying Shamim Malende’s health has not yet been identified. However, this is such critical and threatening news, and we pray that you heal fast.

“Hon Shamim Malende is critically ill and has been admitted to Lubaga hospital, medical ward, Room 5B.
By Admin,” Shamim Malende posted

Shamim Malende, a Ugandan lawyer, notary public, commissioner for oaths, politician, and community organizer, was born in 1980. She belongs to the National Unity Platform (NUP) political party and the People Power, Our Power movement.

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She is the sole female member of Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu’s legal team. She won the seat of Kampala District Women’s Representative in the general election of 2021 and will serve in parliament from 2021 to 2026.

Shamim malende bio

Malende was born in Kawempe, Kampala, Uganda’s capital city, in December 1980 parents teachers Jane Francis Nasunna and attorney Alhajj Jamal Ahmed Sebuta Malende.

In the Kayunga District, she went to Busaale Church of Uganda Primary School. She finished her O-Level coursework at the Buziga Islamic Theological Institute in the Kampala district of Bbunga in the Makindye Division. After that, she changed schools and enrolled at Aisha Girls High School in Mbarara, a city in Western Uganda. After receiving a score of AAAA on her A-Level exams in 2000, she graduated as the top student in the Western Region and among the top ten in the nation.

She received government scholarship for admission to Makerere University, the oldest and biggest public university in Uganda. In 2005, she earned a Bachelor of Laws degree. The Law Development Centre in Kampala awarded her a postgraduate diploma in legal practice after that. In 2008, she received admission to the Uganda Bar.