The Acholi Parliamentary Group (APG) in Uganda is preparing for a leadership transition as Anthony Akol steps down as chairperson. The incoming leader will face the significant task of unifying a caucus fractured by years of internal disputes. The APG has struggled to regain its political influence in recent years. Key challenges awaiting the new chairperson include addressing long-standing land conflicts and issues stemming from the post-war period in the region. The position demands more than administrative skills; it requires a leader capable of reconciliation and restoring the group’s effectiveness. The future success of the APG hinges on its ability to overcome these divisions and advocate effectively for the Acholi subregion.