Pastor Kayanja proposes Christian Bank to combat poverty,promote economic prosperity
The founder and senior pastor of the Miracle Centre Cathedral, Robert Kayanja, has proposed the establishment of a Christian bank to address poverty, foster savings, and promote economic prosperity among the faithful. Inspired by Islamic Banking principles, the proposed bank will prioritise interest-free loans to empower Christians and other communities
Ugandans in diaspora urged to invest in their country’s health sector
The power of collaboration can be seen in driving innovation, performance, and long-term success, especially in the health sector. To this effect, Uganda’ High Commissioner to UK, Nimisha Madhvani, hosted members from British Ugandan Doctors Association, Uganda Nurses and Midwives Association UK-CIC, Ugandan Diaspora Allied Health Association, plus NHS partners
Museveni appoints Buzeki as new KCCA executive director
President Museveni has appointed Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki as the new Executive Director for Kampala Capital City Authority. Ms Buzeki has been the Commissioner of Human Resource Management at the Ministry of Public Service. She is the third woman to successfully hold the office substantively, following the first Executive Director, Jennifer
Marcus Rashford’s outspoken remarks on his future at Old Trafford have led Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim to doubt the team’s decision-making.
Amorim had already addressed the matter upon the release of the interview, but he has since questioned the judgment of individuals close to Rashford, acknowledging that the player is not solely to blame for the remarks.Amorim told the Daily Star, “It is a difficult situation.” “I understand that these players
Charles Lambert, Caroline Waweru Charged Over Alleged Pyramid Scheme in Uganda
A British national of Nigerian descent, Charles Lambert, and Kenyan citizen Caroline Waweru, have been formally charged before the Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court for allegedly orchestrating a fraudulent investment scheme that siphoned millions from unsuspecting Ugandans. Presiding Chief Magistrate Alum Agnes read out charges of “giving false or misleading information”
