At Losakush Primary School, the Head teacher, Betty Acan thought government had declared a public holiday for the burial of the late Premier, Apolo Nsimbabi.
Jafari Basajabalaba, the LCV Chairperson Bushenyi says that the deceased were plucking tea and had taken shelter in a collection shade when it started raining.
Joseph Tulya, the acting Katonga Regional Police Spokesperson, says that the police have been trailing a group of thugs believed to be stealing vehicles from areas of Nansana, Namugongo, Wakiso and Kireka.
Addressing hundreds of Muslim Congregation in Kibuli, Supreme Mufti Sheikh Siliman Kasule Ndirangwa said that there is need for the government to sensitize more Ugandans on the benefits of Islamic Financing.
Albertina Musinga, a Kenyan pilgrim from Machakos Diocese, says that they felt challenged to leave the place cleaner than they found it. Musinga, who is making her fifth pilgrimage adds that cleaning Namugongo is a way of giving back to the lord for the favors and miracles they have received through the intercession of the Uganda martyrs.
Sheik Lumala says one of the greatest commandments from Allah is loving each other and avoiding disunity. He said that the differences in interests and understanding should not create factions in Islam.
Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokesperson Patrick Onyango explained that two victims were taking coffee when the wall became loose and spontaneously collapsed. Their identities are yet to be established.
The road Gangs Under Rukiga Road Workers Association signed contracts with Rukiga District Local Government in November 2018 and started working in December the same year. According to the contract, each road gang is supposed to receive a monthly payment of 150,000 Shillings.
One of the close friends to Mukisa who prefers anonymity also states that Mukisa telephoned him at about 1:00 am on Monday seeking to be helped after he was dumped at the petrol station by unknown people.
The move follows the deteriorating state of the market whose stalls are caving in one by one. The structure no longer has water and power connections, and the urinals are no longer functional.
Kirarira argued that as the country nears the election in 2021, it is important that the masses are properly sensitized to understand the legal framework governing elections in the country.
Sheikh Mulindwa says that Muslims are still lagging behind in development and many projects initiated by Uganda Muslim Supreme Council because they have lost trust in their leaders over lack of accountability.
The caution comes amid public outcry on the effect of betting on Ugandan youths, who are trapped in the craze of predicting results, especially, for football matches in the English Premier League and Europe, in the hope of winning easy cash.
The Requiem Service which was led by the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Stanley Ntagali was also attended by several Bishops from the Anglican Church and the Orthodox Church.
Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje told the Muslims that their strength and unity should be achieved and persevered through unity and a peaceful co-existence.
In 2017 the space was fenced off by Sugar Corporations of Uganda Limited-SCOUL a cluster owned by the Mehta group claiming its ownership before restricting public access by seeking a court caveat.
Sheikh Aminu Kiyemba, the Imam of Kalerwe Kibe Zone Mosque and a teacher at Gayaza Islamic School who led the prayers urges Muslims not to go to discotheques, bars and going with unmarried women.
