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Saturday January 23 2021
Late Bishop Emeritus of Masaka Diocese John Baptist Kaggwa during an interview in Masaka District on June 19, 2020. PHOTO/MICHAEL J SSALI.
Summary
He was among the opinion leaders that proposed the extension of presidential and parliamentary elections until Covid-19 would be brought under control so that Ugandans could conduct free and fair elections.
He has been hospitalised for most of the time of the campaigns and he has indeed left just before the elected president is sworn in.
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“Go and vote responsibly, it is your right to vote, vote responsible leaders, so that we can get good national leadership, I don’t care even if I am killed now, after all I have served and completed 25 years of my episcopate. May the Lord be with you!” late Bishop Emeritus of Masaka Diocese John Baptist Kaggwa said in his sermon during Mass to celebrate his Silver Jubilee as bishop on June 24 last year.
That made me feel like a professional ssenga – which I am not! Still a regular journalist over here… hellooo… But we got into it, and afterwards I thought, there are probably many more virgin brides and grooms (yes, after Joel Ssenyonyi, I am a believer) walking down the aisle soon with their hearts wondering about the first sexual encounter with a mixture of trepidation and excitement. Well, here is what I told my friend to tell her friend.
1. DON’T BE PRESSURED INTO WEDDING-NIGHT SEX
You both waited this long; one more night will definitely not kill you. I heard a wife advise a soon-to-be bride during a bridal shower a few years ago, that wedding night sex is overrated.
Masaka residents rush to wear masks amid rise in Covid-19 cases
Wednesday December 23 2020
A man sells face masks in Kampala. A snap survey carried out by Daily Monitor around Masaka City revealed that seven of every 10 people currently put on facemasks, which has not been the case in the last couple of months. PHOTO | FILE
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Masaka City residents have resumed wearing face masks without being coerced or reminded by authorities as was the case in the first months when Covid-19 had just hit the country.
A snap survey carried out by Daily Monitor early this week around Masaka City revealed that seven of every 10 people currently put on facemasks, which has not been the case in the last couple of months.
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