• Omusinga Isaya Mukirania (King)
• Samwiri Mukirania (Omulerembera - Prime Minister)
• Yowasi Kabundu (Minister of Public Service)
• Yohana Mwambalha (Minister of Finance)
• Benezeri Musoki (Minister of Immigration)
• Douglas Mulewa (Minister of Natural Resources)
• Eriya Ngobi (Minister of Defence)
• Zakaria Owa-Mutaratara (Minister of Security)
• Sirasi Basambya Mbene (Assistant Minister of Security)
• Yosia Masereka Musibatai (Rwenzururu Kingdom General Secretary)
• John Basighirenda (Minister of Education)
• Kesi Thasi (Minister of Religious Affairs)
• Daniel Maate (Chief Justice)
• Ernest Baluku (Principal Private Secretary)
  
  

Omusinga Mumbere and the Government of Uganda

On August 15, 1982 during the second rule of Dr Apolo Milton Obote, Omusinga Charles and his government willingly descended from Buhirira Royal Palace down the mountains to Kasese Town and handed over his soldiers and ammunition to the government of Uganda. This was done in order to create space for dialogue and peaceful negotiations for a recognition of the Kingdom by the Uganda Government. Omusinga Irema-Ngoma was then declared by the Government of Uganda as the Chief Elder of the District of Kasese and his Prime Minister as the Administrative Secretary of the same. In 1984 Omusinga Mumbere was given a special government scholarship to the United States of America. Mr Yofesi Masereka Mutanywana deputized him as a chief elder.

In the 1993, the NRM Government of Uganda, in the Constitutional Assembly, restored  kingdoms and created legal space for others to be created as cultural institutions, but did not recognize the RwenzururuKingdom. This lacuna in the law of the NRM Uganda government remained a contentious issue between government and the RwenzoriMountain dwellers. The Bakonzo members of the Constitutional Assembly, namely Hon. Ivan Walemba, Hon. Loice Biira Bwambale, and Hon Joseph Kule Muranga advocated for the restoration of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu as a cultural institution, the Banyarwenzururu population supported them. Hon. Crispus Kiyonga and Hon. Jerome Mbura-Muhindo opposed the idea of Banyarwenzururu restoring their kingdom. Dr. Crispus Kiyonga withdrew his antagonistic spirit against Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu in 2007 and requested his supporters to rally behind him in support of the institution. The NRM cadres in Kasese worked with Omusinga Mumbere Irema-Ngoma and other Banya-Rwenzururu to have government officially recognize the Kingdom.

The King's Council

During his 1998/99 visit Omusinga Mumbere Irema-Ngoma put in place a council to spearhead negotiations with the government of Uganda for the restoration of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu. This council is referred to as Rewenzururu Kingdom Recognition Council. Although its members are appointed by the Omusinga himself, they serve as People’s Representatives. After celebrating the 41 anniversary of the coronation on October 19, 2007, the Rwenzururu monarch, Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere Iremangoma announced a reshuffle of the members of his council on November 30, 2007 and officially inaugurated it at Buhikira royal palace on March 9, 2008.

The council includes;

Mr. Nelson Sunday Ndungo - Member (Chairman - Kasese)

Mr. Sindani Mulhondi - Member (Chairman - Kyathenga)

Dr. Arthur Syahuka Muhindo - Member (Chairman- Higher Institutions of Learning)

Mrs Teddy Kiswahili - Member (Women Chairperson)

Ms Joy Biira – Member

Mr. Robert Kaija Baguma - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr. Paulo Rwibende - Member - Bunyangabu - Kitswamba.

Mr. Godfrey Munyirambi - Member - Youth Chairman.

Mr. Yehosafati Kule School Band – Member

Mrs Miriyosi Kapili - Member

Mr. Baluwe Yakobo - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr Wakame Charles - Member – Bundibugyo

Mrs Mary Ndibatighirani - Member- Bundibugyo

Mr. Mukwenda Misairi - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr. Lombo Thembo - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr. Mugoba John - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr. Isaya Kyeya - Member – Bundibugyo

Mr. Kathya Aganatiya – Member

Hon. Biira Loice Bwambale - Member

Hon Kule Joseph Muranga - Member - Kyabarungira

In addition to the Recognition Council Members there is an advisory committee that comprises of the following:

Rt. Rev. Bishop Jackson Thembo Nzerebende – Chairperson

Mr. Erisania Isingoma Cameroon – Secretary

Mr. Yonasani Kamabu – Member

Mrs Zubeda Mukirania – Member

Mrs Yoneki Biira – Member

Mr. Boaz Sunday – Member

HRH Nyamusinga Christine Mukirania – member

Mzee Kahamba –Member

Chairmen LC V - Kasese and Bundibugyo Districts.

RDCs Kasese and Bundibugyo Districts

All Members of Parliament in Kasese and Bundibugyo Districts

Retired Bishop Zebedee Kahangwa Masereka – member

All Religous leaders in Bundibugyo and Kasese Districts.

Mr Musonoza Yositasi - Member

Mr. David Nguru appointed by Omusinga as the Special Envoy of the Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu to the European Union based in the UK.