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2 days ago |
monitor.co.ug | Nicholas Sengoba
The Catholic faith has a new leader. Pope Leo XIV replaces Pope Francis who went to be with the Lord on the 21st day of April. Over the last many days, we have been inundated with the rich history and workings of the Catholic Church. We know that when a Pope dies or abdicates, as was the case with Pope Benedict XVI, there is an interim leader called the Camerlengo who oversees the administration of the Holy See during the papal vacancy.
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Nicholas Sengoba
What you need to know:Proper road usage by a society is not attained overnight.” Of recent the media has been inundated with adverts about the Intelligent Traffic Monitoring System (ITMS). That there are now cameras in place that record the road user. In case of a breach, the details of the traffic offense plus the hefty monetary penalty/fine are sent to the registered vehicle owner. They are to be paid within 72 hours, failure of which, a 50 percent surcharge is levied.
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2 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Nicholas Sengoba
What you need to know:Pope Francis was praised for being a blessed peace maker... At the end of the day, man dies and mourners go about the streets, says the good book. (Ecclesiastes 12: 5) And so, on April 21, 2025, it happened with Argentina-born, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, known as Pope Francis (88), the 266th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church. That brought to an end the earthly journey that started on December 17, 1936 in Flores, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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3 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Nicholas Sengoba
What looks like a power struggle is brewing in Zimbabwe. The current president, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa (82), who came to power in 2017 as a solution to the long-standing Robert Gabriel Mugabe problem, finds himself at a crossroads. Mugabe was independent Zimbabwe’s first leader from 1980 to 1987 as Prime Minister and as President from 1987 to 2017. At the age of 93, Mugabe had become what Uganda’s also long-standing president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni once described as ‘Africa’s problem’.
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1 month ago |
monitor.co.ug | Nicholas Sengoba
On a rainy morning, 45 years ago, Lt Col David Oyite Ojok went on Uganda’s only radio station; Radio Uganda and eloquently made a statement. “Fellow countrymen, I am Lt Col David Oyite Ojok. I bring you good news.
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Habemus Papam! May the Lord lead, guide, protect and bless you. Unearthed comments from new pope alarm LGBTQ+ Catholics https://t.co/rZN9L9C5eR
Meet Pope Leo XIV, a mathematics graduate with proficiency in 7 languages https://t.co/qNYm415Vd1
It's DAY 139 since PC Charles Bahati from Bushenyi shot dead, Julius Ssekamwa, driver of M/v UAX 480C & 'fled' on a boda boda, from armed patrol policemen. Police 'recovered' only the gun. Let's retweet daily to remind @igp_ug1 & @PoliceUg to produce the suspect. #ArrestPCBahati https://t.co/mdMp9rHm1f
