The chiefdoms of Bulamogi, Kigulu, Bugabula, Luuka, Bunhole-Bunhanumba, Bunha, Bukooli, Butembe, Busiki, and Bukono will all be represented in what promises to be a fiercely contested championship.
Luwemba, formerly known as Alex Lusswa Luwemba, officially changed his name to Muhammad in honor of Ssegirinya, whose legacy he says he wants to continue.
During the meeting, Next Media Group CEO Kin Kariisa said the organisation is ready to support EATIX 2025, highlighting the importance of raising awareness among Ugandans about the event and the opportunities it offers.
Hajj Hamadah Kisitu, a seasoned mechanic at Nakivubo Central Auto Spares Garage, revealed he has been chasing payment from the hospital for over five years.
Hosted by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the event convenes heads of state, policymakers, and industry leaders to foster dialogue and action on sustainable development and climate resilience.
They should have expressed their views at the party headquarters, not at the funeral. "Let the Muslims at the mosque also offer their eulogies. You entered the mosque without proper ablution, sitting there pretending to converse. What were you discussing? What prayers were you going to offer? You left the mosque and went to his ancestral home. The family should be allowed to honour him in their own way and treat the deceased with respect
Each chiefdom will send two cyclists per category to the grand finale on February 15, 2025.
While Minister Hudu Oleru told non-Muslims to back off commenting on Ssegirinya's death, her Cabinet colleague Balaam Barugahara struck a measured conciliatory tone and offer apologies for the government's handling of the decreased MP's situation
Ssegirinya was in September 2021 arrested alongside Makindye West counterpart Allan Ssewanyana over murder and terrorism charges
Former Kawempe North MP Muhammad Ssegirinya died on Thursday from Lubaga Hospital where he was undergoing treatment
