The Uganda People's Congress (UPC) is a political party in Uganda, founded in 1960. It was established to promote nationalism and social democracy, aiming to unite various ethnic groups under a common political agenda. The party played a significant role in Uganda's early post-independence politics and has been involved in various government coalitions. UPC has faced challenges over the years, including political repression and competition from other parties. Despite these obstacles, it remains an important player in Uganda's political landscape, advocating for democratic governance and social justice. The party's historical significance continues to influence contemporary Ugandan politics.