Author: RWENZORI TV

A section of subjects of the Rwenzururu Kingdom has raised concern over what they describe as delays by government in fulfilling the Presidential pledge to construct a palace for the cultural institution. Speaking at a press conference held yesterday at Verina Gardens in Kasese Municipality, human rights defender, Mr. Jonan Bwambale Bamwenda called for closer collaboration among Kingdom subjects to support the construction of the palace. Mr. Jonan cited the adage, “one by one makes a bundle,” stressing that unity and collective effort are key to achieving the project. He urged Kingdom subjects to contribute financially, materially and through technical guidance, saying…

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Members of Parliament from Kyegegwa District are calling on government to establish a lasting memorial in honour of the late Omukama of Tooro, King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV. The legislators say the memorial should reflect the late king’s contribution to health, sports, social welfare and economic empowerment. Kyaka North MP Vincent Kaheeru says King Oyo was a hardworking monarch who championed development initiatives, particularly in the health sector. Kaheeru is urging government to establish a cancer institute in the king’s name or create another significant national memorial that will preserve his legacy. Meanwhile, Kyegegwa District Woman MP Kyogabirwe…

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Arsenal fans in Tooro have paid tribute to the fallen King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, describing him as a passionate supporter of the club and a patron of the Fort Portal Arsenal Diehards. The fans have also called on government to fulfill its pledge to construct a stadium in Tooro, saying the facility would preserve the king’s legacy of promoting sports and youth talent. Herbert Mugisa, a member of the Fort Portal Arsenal Diehards, says King Oyo was a strong supporter of Arsenal and a pillar in promoting youth talent through his support for sports. Mugisa is now…

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Five people who recovered from Ebola were discharged from treatment in Béni in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Sunday. The survivors, who included a healthcare worker, had been hospitalized at the Doctors Without Borders Ebola treatment center and at the Ebola treatment center at Béni Hospital. As they received a certificate confirming they had been cured, the survivors expressed their thanks to the medical teams that had cared for them, and urged their compatriots to seek treatment if ill. But the number of Ebola cases continues to rise, and the survivors’ discharge came as…

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Church ministers in South Rwenzori Diocese have been urged to remain faithful and committed to serving God, both in season and out of season. The call was made by Rev. Canon Barnabas Kainja during the induction of Lay Reader Masereka Landus alias Zibs at Mpondwe Anglican Church of Uganda in Bwera Town. The induction service attracted hundreds of Christians who gathered in jubilation to welcome the newly inducted minister. Rev. Kainja, in his sermon, called upon Christians to bear fruits of value for God’s glory, urging church leaders to work together, foster peace, and redeem the lost souls in the…

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Cattle keepers and dairy operators in Kasese Municipality are grappling with a severe supply crisis, as persistent drought conditions have sent milk production dropping and forced retail prices to go high. Local residents and business owners report that the scarcity has pushed the price of a single liter of milk from 1300 to 2,400 Ugandan Shillings, a sharp increase that has significantly impacted both supply chains and customer demand. At the market, Dairy operator Kansiime Careb of Mawa Market in Nyamwamba Division says he used to sell 250 litres daily, but now struggles to sell 150 litres. Saadi Abdul Malik, a…

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