Official youth wing of @irc_uganda
Uniting young people across all faiths for peace, dialogue & impact. Chairperson @DavinSsent256
Coordinator @namu_sandra
For school vehicles, the ministry requires all vehicles owned by schools to have a universal and identifiable colour that makes them easily recognizable as school vehicles from a distance. ~ Hon. Julius Maganda Wandera
We extend our heartfelt condolences to the parents, & staff of King David Junior School, Ndejje who were affected by the fatal accident in Kapchorwa. We pray that God comforts you in this difficult time of sorrow. We also call for improved road safety measures.
We extend our deepest condolences to all families affected by the recent tragic accidents. May God comfort the bereaved, heal the injured, and grant our nation wisdom to protect every child.
Yesterday, I was officially sworn in as Chairperson of the Youth Interfaith Network Uganda I receive this responsibility with gratitude to God and a deep commitment to serve with integrity, humility, and purpose.
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Centenary Bank extends heartfelt congratulations to Rt. Rev. Dr. Joseph Antony Zziwa, Chairman of the Uganda Episcopal Conference and Bishop of Kiyinda Mityana Diocese, on his election as Chairperson of the Inter-Religious Council of Uganda Council of Presidents for the 2026–2029 term.
Was honored to have been invited by @irc_uganda and
@OAIC_Africa to the Policy Brief Dialogue on Climate Adaptation & Community Resilience at Imperial Royal Hotel Kampala which was themed “From Policy to Practice – Addressing the Vulnerability of Community Livelihoods”
ICYMI: Kaziimba slams Shs158b MP car budget amid medical intern allowance crisis
The estimated Shs300 million planned for a single MP's vehicle could comfortably pay five intern doctors for five years.
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Archbishop Kaziimba Calls for Fair Treatment of Medical Interns
By Sadiiki Adams
NAKASERO, KAMPALA - 7th June 2026: The Archbishop of the @ChurchofUganda_ , The Most Rev. Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, has challenged the Government to reconsider its decision to suspend the payment of allowances to medical interns.
Archbishop Kaziimba made the call today while presiding over the ordination and installation service of Deacons, a Priest, and Canons at All Saints’ Cathedral, Kampala.
“You cannot say that you have Shs 158 billion to purchase cars for Members of Parliament and then claim that you do not have Shs 28 billion to pay medical interns’ allowances, with the excuse that it would crush the economy. By the way, doctors are rarely in the hospitals. It is the medical interns who are everywhere doing the donkey work,” Archbishop Kaziimba said.
@Archbp_COU also called upon the nation to support health workers as they continue to battle the Ebola outbreak. He urged Ugandans to strictly observe the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) issued by the Ministry of Health to curb the spread of the disease.
During the service, seven were ordained Deacons, one was priested, two clergy canons and one lay Canon were installed.
The clergy canons installed were Rev. Dr. Henry Majwala, Canon for Administration and Management, and Rev. Emmanuel Kalagala, Canon for Ministerial Formation and Clergy Welfare.
Rev. Canon Dr. Henry Majwala is the Diocesan Secretary of the Diocese of Kampala, while Rev. Canon Emmanuel Kalagala is the Archdeacon of Kisugu Archdeaconry in the Diocese of Kampala.
The Provincial Fathers’ Union President, Mr. @SamuelBakutana , was installed as Lay Canon for Men’s Ministry.
In her sermon under the theme, “Anchored in Christ for Faithful Stewardship,” the preacher and retreat leader, The Very Rev. Canon Dr. Rebecca Nyegenye, Dean of @allsaintskla , reminded Christians that faithful stewardship begins with being firmly rooted in Christ and recognizing that all resources ultimately belong to God.
She urged believers to support the Church’s ministry by ensuring decent accommodation and welfare for clergy and by according them the respect due to servants of God. Dr. Nyegenye also cautioned Christians against judging clergy based on their past lives, noting that their past forgiven through the saving blood of Jesus Christ.
Addressing the newly installed canons and clergy, Dr. Nyegenye challenged them to live exemplary lives as role models to the flock under their care. She called upon them to demonstrate integrity, accountability, and faithful stewardship of the resources entrusted to them by God, emphasizing that Christian leaders are expected to reflect Christ in both their public ministry and private conduct.
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This is sensationalism. Why bundle two countries? Uganda has only 8 confirmed cases all arising from DRC national who had sought treatment in Uganda. So far, no Ugandan has died of Ebola! You can do better journalism!
RATIONALISATION OF GOV'T EXPENDITURE:
The PSST Dr @rggoobi has said that effective next FY 2026/27, @GovUganda will not spend money on organising public functions (public holidays) including: Women's day,Labour day,Independence day etc). He says money will only be spent on the few religious functions.
According to Dr.Ggoobi,H.E the President @KagutaMuseveni will address Ugandans on Radio and Television from State House,adding that the money saved will be used to finance the priorities of Gov't (ATMS & Enablers).
Home remedies Do NOT cure #Ebola. As soon as you have symptoms of Ebola, call the Ministry of Health toll free line on 0800-100-066 or send an alert SMS to 6767 or U-Report on 8500.
#MOHatWork | #FightEbolaUG26
Surfaces can spread infections fast; regular disinfection helps keep everyone safe.
From doorknobs to elevator buttons and shared spaces, every clean surface matters. Stop the spread early | #HealthUG