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THE STANDARD WEEKLY NOTE Would you remain in your with Ohangla in the air? Hi,  It was the sort of a week that editors and media consumers remember for a long time… memories that remain. But, it started on a sad note with the death of the gutsy former Kibwezi MP Kalembe Ndile. As a true measure of his popularity, the news of his death dominated cyberspace for two days. Let’s start with the 58th Madaraka Day celebrations held at the Jomo Kenyatta International Stadium, Kisumu City. The choice of the venue was informed by an earlier directive by President Uhuru Kenyatta to hold the celebr...

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The prophetess identified as Betty Acaa heads the church located at Aremo village, Aremo Sub County, Omoro district.    Acaa reportedly told the deceased who has been identified as Poly Grace Akullu, that a demonic spell she was under required that she be caned alongside the prayers to chase them away. According to Walter Okecha, the Aremo village LC1 chairman, Akullu succumbed to the injuries on her way back home after her husband rushed to her rescue. David Ongom Mudong, the Aswa River Region police spokesman the body is to be subjected to a postmortem as the matter is being investigated.

Daily Monitor Thursday May 13 2021 Summary The prophetess heads a church located in Aremo Sub-county.   The suspect reportedly told the deceased, Poly Grace Akullu, that besides prayer, a demon possessing her required that she be caned to chase them away. Advertisement Police in Omoro District are holding a self-proclaimed prophetess on allegations of flogging her follower to death during a prayer session on Monday. The prophetess heads a church located in Aremo Sub-county.   The suspect reportedly told the deceased, Poly Grace Akullu, that besides prayer, a demon possessing her required ...

Daily Monitor Wednesday May 12 2021 A village health team leader shows residents how to use mosquito nets in December 2020. PHOTO | FILE Summary Fact. Uganda has the third highest deaths from malaria in Africa and some of the highest recorded malaria transmission rates in the continent, particularly in the areas around Lake Kyoga in central Uganda. Advertisement Malaria has been the leading cause of death in Gulu District in the past one year,  a report has revealed . The report released by the district health department shows that a total of 1,229 medical fatalities were registered of which...