John Ssebaana Kizito
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John Ssebaana Kizito (born 1935) is a Ugandan politician. He is the current mayor of Kampala, Uganda's capital city. Kizito is a graduate of Makerere University.
Ssebaana is president of the Democratic Party (DP) and was the party's candidate in the 23 February 2006 presidential election.
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John Sebaana Kizito President of the Democratic Party 2005-present. Education: Makerere University, B.A. (1958), University of Oregon, M.A. Economics (1960). National Executive Officer, 1960. Member of East African Legislative Assembly, 1967-1977. Chairman of National Insurance Corporation 1977-1980. Member of Parliament, Kampala South, 1981 Elected with 90% of the vote. Shadow Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1981-1985, Acting Leader of the Opposition, 1983. Minister of Cooperatives and Marketing, 1985-1987. Minister of Regional Cooperation, 1987-1988. Minister of Housing and Urban Development, 1989-1991. Chairman National Caucus of Democracy, 1994-1995. Member Constituent Assembly, Makindye East, 1994-1995. Mayor, Kampala, 1998, Elected with 55% of the vote, re-elected with 63% of the vote in 2002. Chairman, Uganda Local Authorities Association, 1998-2002. President Democratic Party, 2005-present
