Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Archbishop of Kampala Dioceses, Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga has called upon Ugandans to embrace peace and stop engaging in practices that are likely to cause unrest in the country. Speaking at Lubaga Cathedral where he was the main celebrant of the Christmas …
Read More »Archbishop Kaziimba calls for justice as election day draws near
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Most Rev. Samuel Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu has called for justice and fairness as the country gears up to the January elections. Kaziimba was this morning delivering his Christmas sermon in a socially distanced service at All Saints …
Read More »MultiChoice rewards loyal DStv and GOtv customers in the Tweyanziza 2020 festive bonanza
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | MultiChoice Uganda announced the second wave of winners in the Tweyanziza 2020 festive bonanza. Tweyanziza 2020 is a chance for DStv and GOtv customers who remained connected throughout the year to be rewarded for their loyalty. Speaking at the announcement of the winners, Nellie Mwandha, …
Read More »Kenya allows Uganda to export 90,000 tons of sugar
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Kenyan government has agreed to let in 90,000 metric tonnes of Ugandan sugar into its market annually, following a meeting between the two countries officials. The revelation was made by the Deputy Secretary to the Treasury, Patrick Ocailap as he briefed President Yoweri Museveni …
Read More »Gen Lokech blames Katumba’s bodyguards for Fort Portal scuffle
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Presidential Candidate John Katumba’s police guards could be in trouble with the Deputy Inspector General of Police as he has already made up his mind that the nasty Fort Portal incident in which the candidate was manhandled was caused by their falure to follow operational …
Read More »Abstaining from voting is sinful, Bishop warns Madi christians
Arua, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Christians in Madi and West Nile diocese have been urged to embrace peace during Christmas and the upcoming elections. While delivering his sermon during the first service at Emmanuel Cathedral Mvara this morning, Charles Collins Andaku, the Bishop of Madi West Nile said Christians should …
Read More »30% of Napak population lack sufficient information about HIV/Aids
Napak, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | As the country fights the escalation of HIV infections, a big number of people in Napak district in Karamoja region don’t know much about the deadly disease. The Napak District Health Director, Dr. James Lemukol revealed this in an exclusive with URN at his office …
Read More »Ssese gets first museum
Kalangala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Kalangala district has it got its first museum. Ssese museum that is found on Buggala Island in Kalangala Town Council officially opened its doors to the public on the Christmas Eve. Some of the things exhibited in the museum include historical books, boat, Redbittles, a …
Read More »NRM declines proposal to postpone 2021 elections
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The ruling National Resistance Movement-NRM is opposed to Uganda Joint Christian Council’s recent proposal of postponing the upcoming January polls. Justine Kasule Lumumba, Secretary General of the ruling National Resistance Movement -NRM party, says whereas the NRM is aware of the effects of covid19 to …
Read More »Kalangala bars violate Covid-19 and curfew as police oficers shy away
Kalangala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The islanders of Kalanga unilaterally suspended the Ministry of Health guidelines and presidential directives for preventing the spread of Covid-19, not only opening the bars but also operation them throughout te curfew hours on 24th and 25th December. Many of the bars and clubs on …
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