About Margret Rwebyambu
Margret Rwebyambu was an Ugandan politician.
Margaret Ayebare Rwebyambu (born 29 March 1970) is a Ugandan politician, social worker and legislator. She is the woman MP in the eleventh parliament representing Mbarara district in the eleventh parliament of Uganda. She also a member on the Health Committee of parliament.
Education background Ayebare started her education at Bwengure Primary School where she sat her Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) in 1984. She attended Kibubura Girls Senior Secondary School (SSS) for her Ordinary Level of education and Kyeizooba Girls Senior Secondary School for her Advanced Level of education in 1991. She spent 16 years without receiving formal education and later on joined Kyambogo University after sitting for the for mature age entry examinations. (These are an alternative to pursue higher education for adults who do not have the traditional entry qualifications for joining the university). She graduated in 2011 with a Bachelors degree of Social Works and Social Administration at Kyambogo University.
She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights from Lund University, Sweden in 2019.
Rwebyambu donated 40 mattresses to five hospitals in Mbarara City. These hospitals include Bwizibwera Health centre IV, Rubaya Health Centre II, Kagongi Health Centre, Kashare Health Centre and Rubindi Health Centre III. She is interested in Media engagements, travelling and working with communities.
She lost her MP seat to Loydah Kyarikunda who polled 31,364 votes and Margaret garnering 16,021 votes in the 2026 elections.
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