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Broke Judiciary suspends cases

By  Monitor reporter(The Daily Monitor) Judiciary says it has no money to conduct cases but treasury secretary insists all funds for the institution for this financial year have been released.…

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Al-Qaeda confirms death of leader in Mali

North African outfit confirms death of Abou Zeid, three months after France announced he had been killed in fighting. A top leader in al-Qaeda's north Africa branch has been killed…

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Rouhani vows to 'build trust' with West

President-elect says Iran will be more transparent over its nuclear programme and engage world in negotiations.   President-elect Hassan Rouhani has expressed hope that Iran can reach a new agreement…

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420 convicts on death row

By Pascal Kwesiga(The New Vision)    There are 420 currently convicts on death row in Uganda’s prisons, the Uganda Prisons Service has said. The Spokesperson of Uganda Prisons Service, Frank…

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LRA rebels 'kill villagers in Central Africa'

At least 16 people have been killed during clashes between rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) and villagers in the Central African Republic (CAR), a military source from the…

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Pope Francis and Archbishop Justin Welby talk to each other

VATICAN CITY, June 14, 2013 (Zenit.org) POPE FRANCIS Your Grace, Dear Friends, On the happy occasion of our first meeting, I make my own the words of Pope Paul VI,…

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Editorial

  • MARTYRS: PRICELESS GIFT
    Namugongo Shrine is full to the brim to raise the memory of the Martyrs; the practice has become a religious and national culture. Hundreds arrive on foot from various regions of the country to witness their devotion to the gallant Martyrs. Leadership learns that pilgrims will hail from the rest of Africa, Europe, America and Asia. 600 pilgrims are on their way from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Uganda welcomes them all with the nights of St. Matia Mulumba who…
    Written on Wednesday, 05 June 2013 20:32 Be the first to comment! Read 18 times

Commentary

  • Praying from the heart?
    Written by By Leadership reporter
    The bible guides by saying, “teach the child the truth and he will not depart from it” many parents have struggled to bring up their children in the most righteous way, imparting in them Christian values that make the good  commandments abiding Christians who show their fear for bad and evil. Here in the university I have friends who when we joined university, they inspired me in the faith and strength they exhibited in their Christian. I was over-joyed to…
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Leading ISSUES

  • UGANDA MARTYRS - OUR COLLECTIVE MEMORY
    Written by By Sebhat Ayele Mccj
    UGANDA MARTYRS -  OUR COLLECTIVE MEMORY “Our problem is that we no longer have martyrs. We only have celebrities” These are striking words of Shane Claiborne, an activist and author who is a leading figure in the New Monasticism in Philadelphia, USA. The impact of religious and spiritual values is fading, giving way to celebrations and celebrities who do not disturb our conscience. They are there to be admired but do not go beyond the surface. The Martyrs instead are witnesses who don’t leave us indifferent.…
    Written on Wednesday, 05 June 2013 21:12 Be the first to comment! Read 19 times Read more...

SPECIAL REPORT

  • MISSION EXPERIENCE IN CENTRAL AFRICA
    Written by By Leo Tibenda MCCJ.
    MISSION EXPERIENCE IN CENTRAL AFRICA After more than twelve years in Uganda I was appointed to the province of Cen-tral Africa, my first love, with immediate effect from January 1, 2011. I arrived at Bangui, the capital city of the Central African Republic (CAR) on July 24, 2011. I was appointed to service in the community of Grimari. I reported to Grimari in September after helping at the mission of Fatima as confreres were for holidays. Grimari Mission, dedicated to our lady of Liesse is…
    Written on Tuesday, 11 June 2013 17:39 in SPECIAL REPORT Be the first to comment! Read 16 times Read more...

Rewinding History

  • WHAT THE POPES HAD TO SAY
    Written by By Leadership reporter
    WHAT THE POPES HAD TO SAY From the Homily Of John Paul II 7TH February 1993 This is the place where Christ’s light shone on your land with a particular splendour. This was the place of darkness, Namugongo, where Christ’s light shone bright in the great fire which consumed Saint Charles Lwanga and his companions. May the light of that holocaust never cease to shine in Africa! The heroic sacrifice of the Martyrs helped to draw Uganda and all of Africa to Christ, the true light…
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Leading CHURCH

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In 1979, the then Fr Guiseppe Fillipi baptized Moses Otii Alir in Abim, over three decades later on Saturday May 4, 2013, now His LordshipRt. Rev Guiseppe Fillipi, Bishop of Kotido Diocese ordained Moses to priesthood making him the first Comboni priest from the area of theLabwor hills and only...

Leading UGANDA

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A report by the Ministry of Health has attributed many deaths in Uganda today to Malaria; the report indicated that the number of deaths is estimated at 312 people per day. The report notes that the most vulnerable groups for this grim statistic are mainly; children less than five years,...

Leading AFRICA

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Mali President Dioncounda Traore has said Tuareg separatist rebels who held a chunk of Mali’s vast north and still occupy the key town of Kidal are ready for talks to end the West African country’s crisis. Traore, who met French counterpart Francois Hollande at the Elysee presidential palace, also pledged...

Current Issue

  • SHEA NUT TREE SHEA NUT TREE
    This time we explore the relevance of the rare and yet most important fruit tree; Shea nut tree. It’s an amazing plant that grows extensively in the wet/dry Savannah belt. The more one eats its fruits...
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  • Responding to the year Faith Responding to the year Faith
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    Along the path of faith, like in the desert experience of the Israelites, there are temptations to lose patience, feel thirsty, tired or battle with desert tribes on the way. We have...
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LEADERSHIP MAGAZINE QUIZ 1. What did pope John Paul II say about work in his Encyclical Laborem Exercens?2. ‘Work as a vocation” What does Fr. Lazar Arasu mean by that statement?3. Who is the new apostolic Nuncio to Uganda and...
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