Babirye Kityo Sarah

Sarah Babirye Kityo (born 27 December 1986) is a Ugandan Politician, currently a Member of Parliament Bukoto East (Masaka) and the former elected Youth Representative for Central Region defeating Arthur Katongole, an independent candidate. She is also the current president for the Uganda Netball Federation, a position she assumed in 2021 and serving up to 2025. She is also the current NRM flag bearer of Bukoto East. She is the 2024 Blueprint for Free Speech Award winner that came as a recognition for fighting corruption in the Ugandan sports sector.

Background and education She attended Luweero SDA Primary School. She then attended Mulusa Academy, Wobulenzi for both her O Levels (UCE) and A Levels (UACE) . In 2015, she graduated with a First Class Bachelor of Public Administration and Management from Uganda Christian University.

Career The timeline of her political career is as follows:

In 2017, she represented Uganda as a keynote speaker at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Youth Program (CPA) celebration of Commonwealth Day 2017 in London.

. 2021- Current: She became the flag bearer of the National Resistance Movement party Bukoto East.

.2021-Current: She was elected by the netball delegates in most of Ugandan district to become the president of the Uganda Netball Federation. Under her leadership in the 2022 Fast five netball games, Uganda beat Australia to become the number one netball team.

Committees, membership, and appointments Member – Appointed in 2018 to an Eight Member Select Committee to Investigate Cases of Sexual Harassment in Learning Institutions. Member – Committee on HIV/AIDS and Related Diseases. Member – Committee on Health. Member – Committee on East African Affairs. Member – Uganda Women Parliamentary Association (UWOPA).

Personal life Sarah Babirye Kityo is married and a mother of two.

She has participated in all the East African Community (EAC) Inter-Parliamentary Games tournaments (2016–2019), and she has helped the Uganda Women Parliamentary team win several accolades: 2016 in Mombasa, Kenya – She was the Best Netball Shooter and Best Volleyball Setter. 2017 in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania – She was the Best Netball Shooter. 2018 in Bujumbura, Burundi – She was the Best Netball Shooter.