Cyimpaye has a history of leadership, having taken on roles in both her school and university. She cites her father as her political role model, drawing inspiration from his passion for politics.
KISORO - In the competitive landscape of the Kisoro by-election, Aisha Cyimpaye stands out as a brave and ambitious candidate representing the People's Progressive Party (PPP).
Among the six nominated candidates, Cyimpaye is committed to making a significant impact in her district.
Born in Nyakabande sub-county, Cyimpaye completed her primary education at Murehe Primary School and attended Standard Secondary School.
She is currently a second-year student at Metropolitan International University, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Education with a focus on Geography and ICT.
At just 23 years old, and with her parents, Rajab Yamureme and Mrs. Robinah Kobugabe, as her support system, she remains single and dedicated to her political aspirations.
Cyimpaye has a history of leadership, having taken on roles in both her school and university. She cites her father as her political role model, drawing inspiration from his passion for politics.
"My dad is my role model in politics; he loves politics," she said.
Expressing her reasons for joining the PPP, Cyimpaye emphasized the party's commitment to dialogue and peace, as well as its national presence.
"I joined PPP because it believes in dialogue and peace. It is a national party," she stated.
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If elected as the woman MP for Kisoro, Cyimpaye plans to prioritize road renovations, education, and youth empowerment through skills development.
Her platform is built on addressing the pressing issues faced by the district, aiming to bring a fresh perspective to local governance.
As the electoral commission prepares to officially kick off campaigns next week, Cyimpaye is focused on winning the hearts and minds of the voters.
Her journey to the by-election reflects her resilience and dedication to the people of Kisoro.
Aisha Cyimpaye is determined to tackle challenges in education, health, and economic development, promising to place the needs of her constituents at the forefront of her political agenda.
As the election date approaches, she embodies hope for change in Kisoro, showcasing her commitment to her community and the principles of the PPP.
