Zziwa who is also the ordinary Bishop of Kiyinda-Mityana diocese, says despite the fact that the church is a fundamental partner in development, a number of their projects have stalled as Uganda Revenue Authority hold their materials because of huge tax bills.
Ntagali said he chose Origye after careful and spiritual consideration. He asked Christians to support Odongo and Origye who are now headed for new tasks.
During the meeting, the Deputy Attorney General, Mwesigwa Rukutana told participants that an official communiqué on the national dialogue has been drafted.
In his Easter sermon to hundreds of Christians at St. Paul's Cathedral, Namirembe, Bishop Luwalira, appealed to different politicians to be champions of peace as they rally support and seek leadership positions in the country.
In his Easter message delivered at the diocesan home at Kitovu in Masaka municipality, Bishop Kaggwa indicated that police are falling short of their public expectation of being impartial while enforcing the public order management law, thereby suppressing rights and freedoms of some people.
