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Ladies activists have surrendered and concurred with President Museveni’s recommendations in the Succession Amendment Bill 2021 on sharing the expired’s domain. Parliament in March 2021, passed...
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His Majesty Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II, the Kabaka of Buganda, turns 68 today, April 13, and festivities are now being planned in Lubiri, Mengo in Kampala. The Royala family and a few subjects will be present as part of the much-anticipated birthday festivities, which will be held at Lubiri Mengo at the King’s pace. The short but grandiose event, which will be attended in person by the Kabaka, will begin at noon on Thursday, April 13, 2023, according to Owek David Mpanga, who is in charge of planning it. Attendance is strictly by invitation only. At a press conference on Tuesday morning in Lubiri Mengo, Mpanga informed the media that the illustrious monarch would only have room for 250 guests for lunch, prayers, and his cake-cutting, which will last for roughly one and a half hours. The Seventh-day Adventist Church of Uganda’s Archbishop, Pastor Dr. Moses Maka Ndimukika, will lead prayers at the beginning of the service. Before cutting the cake, the Kabaka will have lunch with his visitors. The 2023 Kabaka Birthday Run On Sunday, April 16, 2023, Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II will set off the annual Kabaka Birthday celebration at Mengo, Kampala, as part of his birthday festivities. Over 100,000 people are anticipated to attend. The Buganda Kingdom’s Owek Katikiro. The 10th edition’s inauguration was presided over by Charles Peter Mayiga, who said that the revenues from the run will benefit efforts to end HIV/AIDS by 2030. Under the theme: “Raise awareness and strengthen efforts to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Buganda and throughout Uganda,” this year’s Run aims to do just that. The battle to eradicate AIDS and HIV by 2030. “The Kingdom embarked on a fight against HIV/AIDS in Buganda and in other parts of Uganda through the Kabaka Birthday Run, which draws over 80,000 participants each year,” Katikiro Mayiga said. “After putting up a strong fight against Fistula and Sickle Cells.” Informative facts you did not know about the Kabaka Although most of us are familiar with him or have even seen him previously, there are a few significant facts about possibly Uganda’s most well-known monarch that we may not be aware of. Listed below are a few intriguing details regarding the K abaka; Ronald Edward Frederick Kimera Muwenda Mutebi II is his full name. As the UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador for Ending AIDS Among Men in Eastern and Southern Africa with a Special Focus on the Kingdom of Buganda, the Kabaka was chosen. He served as an executive committee member of the African National Congress (ANC) in London while in exile and served as associate editor of the periodical African Concord. Prince Savio Muwenda, also known as Juunju Suuna, Princess Joan Nassolo, Princess Victoria Nkinzi, Princess Katrina Sarah Kirabo Ssangalyambogo, and Prince Richard Ssemakookiro are the Kabaka’s five children. As the king of Buganda, he is the owner of Nkuluze Trust, which manages the following kingdom assets: Buganda Land Board, which is in charge of kingdom land and other land matters; K2 Telecom; BBS Television; CBS FM; Majestic Brands; Ngule beer in partnership with Uganda Breweries Ltd; Muganzirwazza Plaza, a commercial building in Katwe, a suburb of the Ugandan capital; and Muganzirwazza Square.
The traffic police have released a road map for pilgrims and road users alike ahead of Martyrs Day celebrations scheduled for June 03, 2023. SSP Rogers Nsereko Kauma,...
