Voting for parish chairpersons across Mukono District’s 97 parishes concluded without major incident, with the National Resistance Movement (NRM) securing a dominant share of the seats amid tightened security and widespread reports of orderly conduct.

As the Kingdom of Buganda prepares to mark the 33rd Coronation Anniversary of His Majesty Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II on July 31, the Presiding Bishop of all Mt. Lebanon Churches in Uganda, Bishop Dr. Samuel Lwandasa, has commended the Kabaka for his outstanding contribution to the fight against Sickle cells / HIV/AIDS and his commitment to promoting unity across the kingdom.

Uganda’s First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports, Hon. Janet K. Museveni, has praised Bishop Dr. Samuel Lwandasa and his wife, Pastor Margaret Lwandasa, as exemplary servants of God whose lives embody the biblical call to be “salt and light” to the nation.

In a significant gesture strengthening the bridge between faith and culture, the leader of the House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI), Pastor Aloysius Bujjingo, on Saturday, paid a reciprocal courtesy visit to the Umukuuka (King) of Bugisu, His Royal Highness Jude Mike Mudoma, at his palace in Mbale City.

The spirit of Christmas was felt powerfully in Bududa District on Saturday as the annual charitable drive known as the "Christmas Lunga," organised by Saltmedia and the House of Prayer Ministries International (HPMI), successfully distributed essential items to hundreds of residents.

Authorities in Mukono are investigating a deeply disturbing case of alleged religious negligence that resulted in the death of Atha  Segawa, a 40-year-old resident of Butinindi Village, Tere Parish, Ntenje–Kisoga Town Council in Mukono District.

The Kampala Metropolitan Police Deputy Spokesperson, Luke Owoyesigyire, has confirmed that,  According to preliminary findings, Segawa fell ill nearly three weeks ago while staying at his family’s ancestral home. Rather than seeking medical treatment, family members and followers of a little-known religious sect allegedly subjected him to continuous prayer sessions. These prayers were reportedly led by self-styled pastor Nerima Margret , also known as Nabi, with the full involvement of Segawa’s mother, sister, relatives, and other sect members.