Archbishop Lwanga was gripped by fear of death, poison, spies
April 7, 2021 RIP: Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga
In death, Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga has become the subject of fresh and contentious speculation spurred largely by his sudden passing.
At 9 o’clock on Saturday, April 3, Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga was found dead in his residence near Lubaga cathedral. He has been archbishop of Kampala archdiocese since September 2006.
His death was particularly shocking to the nation because a day before, he publicly took part in the ecumenical way of the cross; a mimic of the journey Jesus Christ took before he was crucified on the cross. Many Ugandans are quietly finding it hard to believe that Lwanga died innocuously in his sleep without an ominous incident.
The report recommends that electrical installations in old university buildings be refurbished and that the annual maintenance budget of the Estates and Works Department be increased to facilitate preventive maintenance of structures.
The report also proposes that two electricians with at least an Ordinary Diploma in Electrical Engineering and installations permits be recruited and that a registered Electrical Engineer be recruited for the Estates and Works Department, at management level.
The university is also advised to ensure that all CCTV connections in the buildings are fully functional and monitored in a central surveillance room at all times.
The police Fire Brigade is also asked to beef up its capacity to effectively and efficiently respond to fires and that a firefighting truck be permanently stationed at Makerere University.
Why Covid is on the rise in Uganda
December 23, 2020 Using a temperature gun
Cheered in the early stages of the pandemic for taking decisive steps to limit the spread of Covid-19, Uganda is now battling a fast-growing spike in community transmission that is overwhelming government hospitals and has caused a rise in deaths.
The pace and the severity of the Covid-19 transmission in the country has spurred new concerns that people who were initially frightened and easily adhered to standard operating procedures have since thrown caution to the wind. As the rest of the world grappled with slowing the spread of the coronavirus in the early months of the pandemic, Uganda largely remained unscathed until March 21 when the first case was reported.
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