My appeal to the cadres is that you should take care of your lives, not just for yourselves but also for all of us. When someone passes away, they leave a significant gap behind. Please… A Plea for Health and Remembrance Cherishing Life and Legacy

At the 9th Karamoja Cultural Festival in Karenga District yesterday, I emphasised the need for a comprehensive review of our cultural practices to ensure their alignment with modern science. As we discuss culture, we must… Modernizing Tradition and Rethinking Cultural Practices for Health and Science

I was happy to see the new Lokiriama Peace Accord promoting collaboration between the Karamojong of Uganda and the Turkana of Kenya. Such cooperation and dialogue are essential in fostering lasting peace in the region.… Building Bridges with The Lokiriama Peace Accord and Regional Collaboration

I attended the closure of the two-day annual coordination meeting between the office of the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) at CID headquarters in Kibuli. I asked criminal investigators… Strengthening Community Ties to Combat Corruption with A Call for Action at DPP-CID Meeting

We shall support the establishment of a Crime Data and a Forensics Centre to beef up the investigations, but my advice is for these investigators to use other technical forms of intelligence, like cameras. In… The Role of Technology and Balanced Decision-Making in Crime Prevention

At the close of the Mother’s Union Buganda conference at Timnah Schools in Luwero yesterday, I commended the women for being true Christians who understand all four dimensions of the Christian life, as exemplified by… Shining Examples of Christian Life by Empowering Women to Illuminate Their Communities

Regarding education, I tasked the mothers with staying engaged and ensuring they follow up on the implementation of the government’s strategy for free education for the poor, which has not been widely embraced by many… Empowering Mothers to Advocate for Free Education

Yesterday, I attended the occasion of Dr Diana Atwine and her husband, Mr Noah Kanzira, as they celebrated 25 years of marriage. Diana’s father was a cattle keeper in the Ngoma-Luwero area, but I didn’t… Resilience and Remembrance, The Journey of Dr. Diana Atwine and Mr. Noah Kanzira

I congratulate Dr. Atwine for being married to a husband she loves, staying with him for the last 25 years, and building a stable family. Life is about family first, followed by service, wealth, and… Celebrating 25 Years of Love and Dr. Atwine’s Journey of Family, Service, and Fulfillment