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The new National Fellowship of Born-again Pentecostal Churches leader Bishop Lwere (L) receives a copy of the association’s constitution from out-going head Alex Mitala.
PHOTO BY BY AL-MAHDI SSENKABIRWA
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Born-again association gets new head
When receiving instruments of power from his predecessor in Kampala on Friday, Bishop Lwere said in his five-year term, he will focus on redeeming the image of the Pentecostal movement in Uganda....
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Shs200m raised for All Saints building
All Saints Cathedral is one of the oldest churches in Uganda, and is involved in community...
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Plan for influx of people in urban areas, leaders told
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UN official calls for inclusion of rural women in planning
Ms Clark said this would be implemented with UNDP projects extended through small grants to...
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Minister orders probe into Bulambuli land
During the Saturday meeting, Lands minister Daudi Migereko said the land titles issued to...
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FGM cases drop by 40%
FGM, which involves the partial or complete removal of the external female genitalia, are...
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NRM historicals split on ‘ Muhoozi Project’
On Friday, former army commander and now president of the opposition FDC party Maj. Gen....
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Tax villagers who relocate to towns -CAO
There were also arguments by other group members that developing countries like Uganda are...
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What do you prefer eating, a bug or meat?
On the streets and in markets, across the country, it is easy to bump into a trader selling a...
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Airtel, Warid subscribers to pay uniform rate for calls, SMS
The rates, however, depend on the package a customer subscribes to for examples Micro Kiki at...
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