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The Anglican Church is divided. And Church of Uganda’s stance against homosexuality is the latest centre of the war of words between the Ugandan Primate Archbishop Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, whom Kaziimba has said is no longer recognized as the first among equals or even Head of the Anglican Church in the world but one who has led the Church of All England astray and one who needs to repent of his sins.
Ugandan President General Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni has given citizens a sneak peek into his health condition and how he is fighting the deadly Covid19.
Ugandan President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s long time personal doctor has explained the elderly leader’s health condition – talking about the level of seriousness of the president’s sickness – as he continues with his sick leave.
Uganda will for a few days have a ‘new’ leader – of course not one replacing the elderly long serving General Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni, but one with delegated powers to run the country’s specific affairs the president wants her to undertake as he self-isolates over Covid19.
Officials at Kasese Cobalt Company Limited (KCCL), a company that runs different projects in Kasese District, says it has registered business threatening losses over vandalism.
Interswitch and Equity bank have entered a strategic business partnership that will give the leading commercial bank’s customers faster and more affordable access to banking services at over 650 Interswitch enabled ATMs countrywide.
President Museveni and his wife Janet Kataaha Museveni might already be considering some sort of social distance after the head of state felt what he called was a cold and one test suggested that he had contracted Covid19.
It would have been a different story in just a matter of weeks. But thousands of civil servants in tens of government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA) can now breathe a sigh of relief since they will retain their job for another year after a rationalization plan was halted.
Ugandan veteran opposition leader Dr Kizza Besigye has for the first time spoken out on his position on the recently assented-to Anti-Homosexuality Act that has attracted condemnation from development partners including UNAIDS, whose executive director is his (Besigye’s) wife Winnie Byanyima.