Browsing by Author "Lukwago, Juliet"

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    MPs join Nkozi Hospital charity drive
    (New Vision, 2017-06-19) Lukwago, Juliet
    The speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga has joined the fundraising drive for the construction of a sh2.8b emergency ward at Nkozi Hospital in Mpigi district.
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    Muhoozi quit law to join Police Force.
    (New Vision., 2017-12-03) Lukwago, Juliet
    Novermber 20, is the month Muhoozi's family, friends and well-wishers will never forget. David Muhoozi Rwego is now spiritually healed and home with the Lord. Fr Nicholas Kareba said of him during his dedication to God and for his service to country.
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    Pope leaves his vestments for church in Uganda.
    (New Vision, 2016-01-03) Lukwago, Juliet
    Pope Francis left his vestments for the Catholic Church after his two-day visit to Uganda last month. According to the Archbishop of Kampala, Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga, Popes always leave their vestment in the diocese where they celebrated the holy Mass during their pilgrimages.
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    She is still strong at 113
    (Sunday Vision, 2017-07-30) Lukwago, Juliet
    Rosemary Nakimera is 113 years old and still going strong. She is the oldest woman in Buseesa, Kibaale district. Nakimera narrates her story and how God's mercy has enabled her surpass a century. The great-grandmother is the districts most senior supercentenarian, according to the residents. She shared her life's journal with Juliet Lukwago.
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    Ugandans welcome new year in style
    (New Vision, 2016-01-02) Kashaka, Umuru; Lukwago, Juliet; Mulondo, Moses; Masaba, John; Amamukiror, Betty; Odeng, Michael; Okwera, Oyet; Mazinga, Mathias; Katende, Norman; Luganda, Emmanuel
    Deafening roars of 'happy new year' filled the air and night skies of Kampala cracked with spectacular fireworks as the clock struck midnight on Thursday. In various entertainment joints and big hotels such as Sheraton, Serena and Hotel Africana fun-lovers had a full dose of entertainment amid tight security.