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Item Archbishop Ssemogerere launches drive to build elderly priests' centre.(New Vision, 2026-05-26) Mazinga, MathiasThe Archbishop of Kampala archdiocese, Paul Ssemogerere, has launched this year's Ssabasumba Annual Appeal Fund (SAAFU) fundraising drive with a call on the Catholic faithful to be more involved in the development activities of the Church.Item Bengo pioneered African private dental practice.(New Vision, 2017-12-03) Mazinga, MathiasDr. Samuel X'entho Euclas Bengo stands out as one of the noble Ugandans that gave our country international elevation and dignity. He projected himself as a bright and exceptional himself as a bright and exceptional student,Item Bible society introduces Uganda's first hand-written bible project.(New Vision, 2017-11-21) Mazinga, MathiasIn yet another strategy to popularise the reading of the word of God, the Uganda Bible Society has introduced a hand-written bible, whose verse will be in the original handwriting of individuals.Item Christ the King choir to hold christmas concerts.(New Vision., 2017-12-03) Mazinga, MathiasThe affiliate choirs of Christ the King Church, Kampala, have started to throw concerts for their fans in preparation for Christmas. The first Christmas Carol will be a concert by the Franciscan choir, with its band, which will take place at Theatre La Bonita on Friday December 8.Item Do not tamper with constitution - Bishop Muhiirwa(New Vision, 2017-11-07) Mazinga, Mathias"The constitution appears to be a small book, but it has authority. The words in it were written carefully". MuhiirwaItem How seminary rose from nothing.(New Vision, 2017-11-19) Mazinga, MathiasOn November 11, St. Paul's National Major Seminary, Kinyamasika in Fortportal, Kabarole district celebrated its silver jubilee in a ceremony that attracted stakeholders and friends. The celebrations ran under the theme: "How great are your works Lord (Psalm 92:6)."Item Johnson Okwir- Okulo demystified mathematics.(New Vision., 2017-11-05) Mazinga, MathiasJohnson Okwir- Okulo, the former deputy headteacher of Dr. Obote College, Boroboro, was a mathematics wizard. His former students will recall with amazement his unique teaching skills, which simplified the arguably tough subject,Item Mbarara Catholics set for Namugongo pilgrimage.(New Vision., 2017-11-05) Mazinga, MathiasCatholics hailing from the Catholic province of Mbarara will make a pilgrimage of faith to the Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine, Namugongo today.Item National Martyrs Choral festival set for June 2(New Vision, 2026-05-30) Mazinga, MathiasJune 2, 2026, is D-day for the annual National Martyrs Festival organised by Vision Group. The event will be broadcast live on all vision Group stations, including Bukedde TV, Wan Luo and TV West.Item New campaign to revive coffee launched(New Vision, 2017-07-12) Mazinga, MathiasPrior to the early 1990s, the greater Masaka region enjoyed the reputation for growing organic Robusta coffee. The coffee farmers also enjoyed a lucrative market through Masaka Growers Co-operative Union, the region's affiliate co-operative organisation.Item New St Francis Chapel Makerere unveiled.(New Vision, 2017-07-12) Mazinga, MathiasFormer premier Prof. Apollo Nsibambi has asked the leadership of the Anglican Church to start viable income generating projects that will enable the church to be self-reliant. He called for proper strategic planning and investments to improve the welfare of the church's retired clergy.Item Nkozi hosts UNESCO ethics teachers workshop(New Vision, 2017-12-06) Mazinga, MathiasUganda Martyrs University, Nkozi (UMU) has entered a partnership with UNESCO to promote ethical education in universities and tertiary institutions.Item Paul Kagumu revived architecture.(New Vision, 2016-01-03) Mazinga, MathiasArchitecture, just like many other professions, was enormously affected by the misrule that prevailed in Uganda after independence. Although there were some talented Ugandans who had studied architecture, the environment, especially during the era of Idi Amin and Obote II could not allow them to practice their trade. One of the admirable architects that emerged with Uganda's economic recovery, was Paul Kagimu.Item Pope sends new year's message, calls for abolition of death penalty.(New Vision, 2016-01-03) Mazinga, MathiasPope Francis has called for greater co-operation between politicians, religious leaders, civil society organisations and individuals of good will to promote peace, justice and holistic development. He has also called for greater commitment to environmental protection and women empowerment.Item Primary school heads seek leadership training(New Vision, 2018-01-23) Mazinga, MathiasHeadteachers of primary schools have requested for specialised leadership training, to enable them enhance their professionalism and efficiency. They argued that many of them are appointed to the office because of their co-curricular talents and charisma, which do not necessarily reflect competence in educational management.Item Rubaga Hospital's specialist centre(Saturday Vision, 2018-05-12) Mazinga, MathiasUganda Martyrs Hospital, Rubaga has developed another building facility to further improve the delivery of medical services.Item SMACK's first black headteacher mourned(New Vision, 2017-11-23) Mazinga, MathiasKyemwa, 87, was a member of a seasoned teacher and education manager. He taught fine art with utmost clarity. His legacy of perfect education management manifested mist when he became the headteacher of SMACK in 1969.Item Ssekandi calls for market-oriented courses.(New Vision, 2017-11-21) Mazinga, MathiasThe Vice-President, Edward Kiwanuka Ssekandi, has asked academicians at Uganda Martyrs University (UMU), Nkozi to develop academic courses that will help their students compete favourably in the job market.Item Uganda best place in hospitality- Fr Chabanon(New Vision, 2017-07-09) Mazinga, MathiasThe former superior of the white Fathers (also called Missionaries of Africa), Fr Gerald Chabanon, has been appointed as the congregation's superior for Europe. Mathias Mazinga talked to him about this and other issues.Item 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, EmmanuelDeafening 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.