Hundreds Bid Farewell to Florence Kaihura Remember her for Faith and Unity Clare N Mourners have gathered in Mbale Cell, Kyenjojo District, to bid farewell to the late Florence Kaihura, aged 66, who passed away on May 6th, 2026, at Kabarole Hospital where she had been receiving treatment. Mrs. Kaihura, mother to Claire Kaihura of Jubilee Radio, succumbed to diabetes, a condition she had battled for the past 16 years. Addressing hundreds of mourners, Rev. Paul Kamanyire urged Christians to use their time on earth wisely by reflecting and preparing for their return to God, a day known only to Him. He emphasized that eternal life is not automatic, but is reserved for those who walk in Christ and live according to God’s will. He encouraged believers to remain firmly rooted in Christ, just as they often cling to worldly possessions. Family members, including Claire Kaihura, described the late as a kind, hardworking, and disciplined woman of strong faith, who dedicated her life to preaching the word of God and caring for the well-being of others. They noted that she raised her children in love, unity, and a strong religious foundation. The head of the family, Duncan Douglas Kaihura, remembered his mother as a devoted agriculturalist who ensured her family always had food and generously shared her harvest with neighbors. He described her as a unifying figure and called on family members to uphold her legacy by loving one another, raising their children well, and remaining united in Christ. Mrs. Florence Kaihura got married to Rev. Kaihura in 1978. She is survived by 12 children, 37 grandchildren, and 7 great-grandchildren. Her husband, Rev. Kaihura, was laid to rest on May 9th, 2021 nearly the same date his wife has now been buried, five years later. Some relatives believe her passing may have been influenced by the stress and grief following the loss of her husband, with whom she shared a close bond. May her soul rest in eternal peace.
Hundreds Bid Farewell to Florence Kaihura Remember her for Faith and Unity Clare N Mourners have gathered in Mbale Cell, Kyenjojo District, to bid farewell to the late Florence Kaihura, aged 66, who passed away on May 6th, 2026, at Kabarole Hospital where she had been receiving treatment. Mrs. Kaihura, mother to Claire Kaihura of […]
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Mbarara Archdiocese Moves to Approve Over 600 Hymns by Late Composer Kazoora for Liturgical Use
EDITORIAL The Mbarara Archdiocese is set to approve more than 600 Catholic hymns composed by the late renowned liturgical musician John Bosco Kazoora for official use in Church worship. This development was yesterday announced by the Archbishop of Mbarara, Lambert Bainomugisha, during a requiem Mass held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Nyamitanga Cathedral. The […]
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Fort Portal Diocese Applauds Fr Burasa’s Leadership, Urge Fr Ahuniriza to Uphold Holy Cross Legacy in Kyarusozi
*Editorial* The newly appointed Parish Priest Kyarusozi , Rev.Fr. Innocent Ahuniriza CSC , has been urged to uphold and sustain the strong legacy of Holy Cross leadership established in the Diocese of Fort Portal. This call was yesterday made by the Diocesan Pastoral Coordinator, Fr. Gerald Akugizibwe, during the official handover ceremony of Fr .James […]
Continue ReadingKamwenge Deanery Marks CANA Week, Bishop Muhiirwa Urges Couples to Bear Good Fruits
Alice Members of CANA Kamwenge Deanery in Fort Portal Catholic Diocese have today celebrated this year’s CANA Week with a call from Bishop Robert Muhiirwa to live out their identity in Christ. The celebrations, held at Kamwenge parish, brought together hundreds of CANA members, married couples, and church leaders from all parishes in the deanery. […]
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Suspected Cannibalism Case Reported in Kyarusozi, Kyenjojo
Clare N Residents in Kyarusozi Town Council in Kyenjojo District were left in shock after police uncovered human remains at a suspect’s home in a case being investigated as murder, with disturbing allegations of cannibalism from the community. The case, believed to have occurred about one and a half months ago in Kihara Cell, was […]
Continue ReadingRwenzori Agroecology Actors Platform (RAAP) Adopts One-Year Work Plan to Promote Agroecology for Food Safety and Ecosystem Protection
Alice Members of the Rwenzori Agroecology Actors Platform (RAAP) have approved a one-year work plan aimed at promoting agroecology to safeguard food and protect the ecosystem across the Rwenzori region. The work plan was adopted during RAAP’s meeting held at Tooro Botanical Gardens in Fort Portal City. The meeting attracted civil society organizations, NGOs, farmer organizations, […]
Continue ReadingBunyoro‑Kitara Eyes Coffee Boosting in the Region, Comes Together With Julita
EDITORIAL The Bunyoro‑Kitara authorities have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Julita Coffee Works Limited, a private company, to boost coffee growing in the region. The MOU has been signed today at the kingdom office This partnership aims to uplift local coffee farmers by providing better farming techniques, market access, and investment in coffee […]
Continue ReadingFort Portal Residents Divided Over Mobile Public Courts after Ggaba Murder Case
By Sylvia Residents of Fort Portal City have expressed mixed reactions to the Judiciary’s mobile public courts initiative, following the high-profile conviction of Okello Onyumu for the murder of four toddlers in Ggaba last month. The case, which was heard through a mobile court session in Ggaba, drew significant public attention as proceedings were conducted […]
Continue ReadingCommodity Prices Hold Steady in Fort Portal despite Ongoing Fuel Crisis
By Sylvia Commodity prices in Fort Portal City have remained largely stable despite the ongoing fuel crisis in Uganda that has pushed transport costs upward in many parts of the country. A spot check conducted across key markets, including Kabundaire, Mpanga, and Katale Kenjara, revealed that most vendors have maintained their prices, opting not to […]
Continue ReadingFuel Crisis Leaves Fort Portal Taxi Operators Jobless
By Alice The ongoing fuel crisis in Uganda has forced several taxi operators in Fort Portal City out of work, as rising fuel costs and limited supply disrupt transport services. According to Kiiza Sulaiman Yasin, the Chairperson of the Fort Portal Taxi Operators Union, many drivers have been laid off in the past week after […]
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