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Grief as body of Turkey earthquake victim buried - Vimarsana News

Grief as body of Turkey earthquake victim buried

The 31-year-old Babirye was buried on Saturday at her ancestral home in Kibanyi Village, Ndagwe Sub-county in Lwengo District

Ntambaazi gets royal recognition for efforts - Vimarsana News

Ntambaazi gets royal recognition for efforts

Wilson Ntambaazi also owns seven acres of coffee and bananas at Mayira in Mbiriizi Rural Sub-county, Lwengo District

Ssemanda's transition from squatter to model farmer - Vimarsana News

Ssemanda's transition from squatter to model farmer

Charles Ssemanda is recognised as the best banana farmer in Ndagwe Sub-county and his well-maintained banana plantation is a big attraction to most passers-by

Residents in fear as stray dogs invade Lugazi Town - Vimarsana News

Residents in fear as stray dogs invade Lugazi Town

Daily Monitor Saturday May 08 2021 Stray dogs loiter within the vicinity of Lugazi Central Market on May 5,2021. PHOTO/DERRICK KISSA Summary The dogs are not vaccinated and when they bite a person, he or she will catch rabies, which can be life threatening. Advertisement Residents in Lugazi Municipality, Buikwe District, are leaving in fear following the increasing number of stray dogs in the area. Locals say the stray dogs move in a pack of 5-10 dogs and ask leaders to come to their rescue. Mr Herman Mukasa, a boda -boda rider in Lugazi Municipality said ‘‘stray dogs have become a menace...

Lives we lost: Mivule had only come to Kampala 8 months earlier - Vimarsana News

Lives we lost: Mivule had only come to Kampala 8 months earlier

Daily Monitor Wednesday January 06 2021 This photo handout shows 25-year-old electricals technician Shafik Kamoga who was shot dead during the deadly November 18/19 deadly protests. Read story below for details. PHOTO/NMG. Summary He had come to Kampala eight months earlier to learn how to repair electronics. His brother, Eddie Kamoga, says he had a girlfriend who is four months pregnant. Advertisement In the new series, we chronicle how bullets prematurely shattered the blooming dreams of dozens during two days of madness last November. In interviews with our reporter, Gillian Nantume, grie...