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President Yoweri Museveni has praised the Christian churches for their role in breaking sectarianism, a major issue in Uganda's past regimes.
He made these remarks at the Catholic Shrine in Namugongo during the Martyrs’ Day celebrations on 3rd June.
This episode features reports compiled by Nelson Mandela Muhoozi, Michael Odeng, Juliet Lukwago, and Ibrahim Ruhweza for New Vision.
As Uganda marks Martyrs Day, producer Sam Wakhakha and Raziah Athman tell the story of how 70 Muslim matyrs were killed.
Emmanuel Balukusa joins over 7,000 pilgrims from Eastern Uganda and Kenya to pray for those who died on the journey to Namugongo. And, the Police has issued the traffic management plan for Martyrs Day celebrations on 3rd June.
Civil Society Organisations and members of marliament on the health committee have raised equity concerns over new world pandemic agreement, saying it will affect Uganda’s response to pandemics.
Nelson Muhoozi listened to the dialogue on the agreement whose negotiations are ongoing at the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA).
Here is a playback of Kataleya & Kandle interview on Urban TV's Ug Celebrity
After 14 days of walking with pilgrims over 400km from Nebbi district to the Namugongo Catholic Shrine in Kampala, New Vision production journalist Hannington Mutabaazi is asking himself; "what is my relationship with God?"
Fred Bwino Kyakulaga, the Minister of State for Agriculture in charge of crop production has emphasized the critical importance of enhancing tea quality across the industry.
In thi sepisode, George Omuga, the EATTA managing director, emphatically speaks about the need for fertilizers.
The sector is proposing a sh41.2bn fertilizer grant to enhance quality.
In a bold move to reignite the fight against HIV/AIDS, Kabuye Kyofatogabye, the state minister for KCCA and Metropolitan Affairs, has issued a directive urging schools to intensify their efforts in HIV prevention.
Over 700 foot pilgrims were flagged off from Nebbi Catholic Parish, on may 15th 2024 by the newly appointed Archbishop of the Northern Uganda Ecclesiastical province Raphael P’mony Wokorach as they embark on a walk to the Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine in Namugongo.
Hafiz Bakhit presents this podcast about the long grueling journey.
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