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By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Kampala, Uganda: Burundi, a small landlocked country in East Africa, is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and resilient people. However, there’s another gem that’s putting Burundi on the global map: its exceptional coffee. As the #COMESASummit2024 gets underway, delegates and coffee connoisseurs alike are in for a treat. Burundi’s coffee, hailed as one of the finest in the world, is taking center stage, showcasing its distinctive flavor profile and exceptional quality. Burundi’s coffee tradition dates back to the 1930s, when Belgian colonizers introduced Arabica beans to the region. Today, coffee is the country’s top…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Busia, Uganda: Today, October 9th, 2024, Uganda marks its 62nd anniversary of independence from British colonial rule. The day is a significant milestone in the country’s history, and President Yoweri Museveni led the celebrations with a speech emphasizing unity, economic growth, and social development. President Museveni urged Ugandans to remain united and focused on the country’s development agenda, highlighting the progress made since independence in 1962. He praised the nation’s resilience and determination, citing achievements in education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. “We have made significant strides in improving our education and healthcare systems, and our…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Kampala, Uganda: In a joyous celebration of faith, 38 individuals publicly declared their commitment to Christ through baptism at Karimero Souls Redemption Ministries (KSRM) Church on Sunday. Bro. Charles Blesses the flock after receiving Christ through Baptism. Photo by Julius Mugaga. Overseer Brother Charles Mukundane led the momentous occasion, welcoming the newly-born again believers into the Christian family. “This is a moment of great rejoicing, not only for us here on earth but also in heaven,” Brother Mukundane exclaimed, referencing Luke 15:10, which states, “There is rejoicing in the presence of the angels of God…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard . Kampala, Uganda: “Beloved brethren in Christ, As we celebrate Uganda’s 62nd Independence Day, I am reminded of the scripture in Psalm 121:1-2, ‘I lift up my eyes to the hills, from where does my help come? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.’ Brother Charles Mukundane Overseer Karimero Souls Redemption Ministries, Makerere-Kikoni raises Uganda flag with a statement ‘UGANDA SHALL BE SAVED’ on Sunday 8th July, 2024 during Prayers for Uganda. Photo by Julius Mugaga. Today, we give thanks to Almighty God for the gift of freedom and independence. We…
Kampala, Uganda: As we mark this momentous occasion, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude. Sixty-two years ago, our brave forefathers fought tirelessly for our freedom, and today, we reap the fruits of their labor. At Umoja Standard News Agency, we celebrate Uganda’s resilience, diversity, and unwavering spirit. We honor the visionaries who paved the way for our nation’s growth and development. As we reflect on our journey, we acknowledge the progress made and the challenges overcome. We recognize the struggles of our past, but we also celebrate our triumphs. From the majestic River Nile to the rolling hills…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Kampala, Uganda: Today, Ugandans allover the world commemorate 62 years of independence, a milestone that honors the vision of the nation’s forefathers who fought tirelessly for freedom, equality, and self-determination. Hon. Mariam Fauzat Wangadya, Chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, has issued a powerful statement to commemorate this occasion. “As we mark 62 years of independence, let us reflect on the vision of our forefathers, whose fight for freedom, equality and self determination shaped our nation,” Wangadya emphasized. “In the spirit of unity in diversity, may we strengthen our commitment to a present and…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Kampala, Uganda: Starlink’s high-speed internet is now operational in Burundi following a presidential decree that paved way for the satellite-based internet provider to acquire operating license in May 2024. The permit was granted under the Telecommunications Regulation and Control Agency (ARCT) of Burundi, which will be charged with execution of the decree under the office of its Director General. This milestone has significantly enhanced internet access for Burundi’s residents, allowing countrymen and women leverage the opportunity to do vast things using this high-speed internet. By doing this, Burundi joins the movement of other fourteen African…
The world football governing body, FIFA, has officially certified Hamz Stadium Nakivubo War Memorial’s artificial turf under its prestigious “FIFA Quality Programme for Football Turf” standard. This certification follows the successful installation of the state-of-the-art Duofilament Mono football turf by Nurteks Hali (link unavailable) Tic. A.S, a globally renowned company specializing in artificial sports surfaces. Businessman Hamis Kiggundu, popularly known as Ham, made the announcement on Monday, October 7, marking the stadium’s readiness to host high-calibre football matches. The turf was approved by FIFA on Friday, October 4. After extensive testing and inspection, FIFA awarded Hamz Stadium turf a clean…
By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/Umoja Standard. Kampala, Uganda: Approximately 809 million acres of Russia is covered with forests, while only 15.2% or 2.9 million square acres of Uganda is forested, indicating a significant ecological difference. Only 22.7% of the entire African continent is covered in forests, showcasing the limited forest resources available in Africa. On healthcare, Uganda Bureau of Statistics recently released census 2024 data, citing great need for upgrading services and investment. In comparison, the US uses about 1 million megawatts of electricity annually, highlighting the disparity compared to Africa in energy production. Emphasis need to be put on maintaining…