Union of Ugandans in Malaysia
Connecting and supporting Ugandans living, studying and working in Malaysia through community events, student guidance and practical support.
How can we help you?
Practical guides and support for Ugandans in Malaysia.
Upcoming events
Celebrations, charity runs, student gatherings and networking that bring the Ugandan community in Malaysia together.
Malaysia & Singapore, the easy way
Twin towers, supertrees and the Marina Bay skyline — flights, hotels, tours and visa support handled for you. Built for couples, families and groups travelling from Uganda.
- Return flight tickets
- Hotel accommodation
- Daily breakfast
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
- Guided city tours
- Top attractions in both countries
- Professional tour guide
- Visa assistance
A home away from home
The Union of Ugandans in Malaysia (UUM) is a non-profit, non-political community organization that unites, represents and empowers Ugandans residing, studying and working in Malaysia.
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Latest news
Stories and updates from the Ugandan community in Malaysia.
From a Kyotera Village to a Kedah Convocation: Dr Muhammedi Ssonko Earns His PhD in Islamic Finance
Dr Muhammedi Ssonko has been conferred a PhD in Islamic Banking and Finance by the Sultan of Kedah at UniSHAMS. His research centred on Takaful — and his journey began at a village primary school in Kyotera District.
Simon Kaggwa Njala in Malaysia: International Meme Legend Wows Malaysian Netizens
Ugandan broadcaster Simon Kaggwa Njala spent late October 2026 in Kuala Lumpur filming with Foursons Media, riding the Genting cable car and discovering nasi lemak — before hundreds of fans turned out for his Meet & Greet at KLGCC Mall.
Uganda at 64: Independence Day, Marked from Malaysia
On 9 October 2026 Uganda marked 64 years of independence. What the day means for Ugandans living, studying and working in Malaysia — with a greeting from Awqaf Africa.
Wear your Ugandan pride
Official Union merchandise: T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and caps.
Real stories from our community
What members say about the Union.
When I first arrived in Malaysia for my university studies, I didn’t know anyone. The Union welcomed me like family. They guided me on everything — from student visa advice to finding accommodation.
HajaraStudent, Kuala LumpurWhen I faced a medical emergency last year, the Union immediately stepped in to help. They organized contributions, followed up at the hospital, and made sure I wasn’t alone.
James KIT ProfessionalThrough the Union’s business network, I was able to connect with other African entrepreneurs and even secure partnerships with Malaysian suppliers.
Alice NBusiness Owner, KampalaGallery
Moments from community celebrations, graduations and gatherings.
Join the Union of Ugandans in Malaysia
Be part of a community that supports, connects and empowers Ugandans abroad.