Bishop Muhiirwa Launches Catholic Professionals Network in Fort Portal Diocese, Calls for Integrity-Driven Professionalism
By Alice Kobusinge The Bishop of Fort Portal Catholic Diocese, Rt. Rev. Dr. Robert Muhiirwa, has officially launched the Catholic Professionals Network of Fort Portal Diocese, calling on members to uphold professionalism rooted in Catholic values across their places of work. The launch held over the weekend at the Bishop’s House in Fort Portal City, […]
Continue ReadingKijura Road Users Decry Excessive Dust, Raise Health Concerns
By Sylvia Residents and road users along Kijura Road in Kabarole District have raised alarm over excessive dust, which they say is causing serious respiratory health challenges and disrupting livelihoods. The concerned residents report that the situation has worsened during the dry season, with thick dust clouds dominating the road, largely attributed to prolonged sunshine […]
Continue ReadingOver Seven House Closed in Kibiito Town Due to Poor Sanitation
LUCKY Over seven house rentals have been closed due to poor sanitation in Kibiito town council Bunyangabu district. The operation was conducted today morning by the town council officials and local council one chairperson of Kibiito Central Cell. Speaking to the press after the operations, Kemba Christopher the health Inspector of Kibiito town council narrated […]
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Parents Urged to Register Children for National Identification Numbers
Editorial Parents in Kyenjojo District have been encouraged to register their children for National Identification Numbers (NINs) through the ongoing mass registration exercise being conducted by the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA). Speaking to our reporter yesterday, the Kyenjojo District NIRA Registrar, said the registration process is simple and can be completed within a […]
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Kyenjojo Residents Urged to Embrace SACCOs for Financial Growth
Lucky P Residents of Kyenjojo District have been encouraged to save and borrow through Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations (SACCOs) rather than relying on money lenders who often impose harsh lending conditions. The call was made by the Kyenjojo Resident District Commissioner, Julian Sarah Ayesiga, during the official opening of the Busaiga SACCO branch in […]
Continue ReadingGovernment Retains Funding for Uganda Martyrs Day Celebrations amid Public Holiday Spending Cuts
EDITORIAL The government has announced that it will continue funding the annual Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations, even as it scales back expenditure on several other national public holiday commemorations to prioritize economic growth. The decision follows an announcement by the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development that, starting in the 2026/27 financial year, it […]
Continue ReadingArsenal Fans Celebrate Hold Thanksgiving at Kyarusozi Parish
Editorial Arsenal football fans at St. Jude’s CSC Parish Kyarusozi over the wekend gathered in a spirit of gratitude and unity to celebrate a special Thanksgiving Mass. The Mass was led by Fr. Richard Potthast CSC, a Manchester United supporter, and assisted by Fr. James Burasa, an Arsenal fan who called for a unity beyond sports […]
Continue ReadingFort Portal: Schools Tighten Standard Operating Procedures in fight against Ebola
Kaboha Primary and Secondary schools across Fort Portal Tourism City have intensified preventive measures setup by government through the ministry of health in the fight against the spread of deadly Ebola Virus. Last week, the Ministry of Health issued Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to guide prevention and control against Ebola Virus Disease in education institutions […]
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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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