part of the congregation that gathered to pray at the week-long annual event organized by Rev. Fr. John Baptist Bashobora at Yesu Ahuriire, Karama church.

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni last weekend encouraged Ugandans, especially the youth, to pray constantly for divine guidance and intervention in the challenges they face.

“I am always pleased when I find a group of people praying together especially the youth. Christianity helped me to avoid all sorts of bad behavior,” he said.The President made the remarks when he joined thousands of Christians at the Yesu Ahuriire, Karama church in Nyakayojo Division in Mbarara Municipality.

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The week-long annual event was organized by Rev. Fr. John Baptist Bashobora, the coordinator of the Charismatic Renewal Movement in Mbarara Archdiocese and attended by government officials, diplomats and Christians from several countries around the world.

President Museveni, congratulated the congregation upon reaching the New Year 2018, and thanked them for gathering together to pray.

The President,donated Shs.30 million to the Center and pledged to clear their debts, provide the centre with transformers, ambulances and a public address system.

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The signing of the Memorandum follows a three days conference on engaging local Governments for national transformation. The conference organized by Uganda Christian Action Network together with the Global Leadership Summit, was attended by political and the technical officers of Mbarara district and Mbarara Municipality. The conference was under the theme ‘Engaging Local Governments for National Transformation’.

In the Memorandum, the parties undertook to create favorable conditions to build interactions in the fields of staff attachments, bench marking by politicians, information technology, revenue collection, law enforcement, public cooperation among others.

The Prime Minister commended the Uganda Christian Action Network, under Bishop Joshua Lwere for the initiative of bringing together local Government leaders, for purposes of training to strengthen their performance capacity. ‘I salute Bishop Lwere for this unique innovation. This is the first programme of its kind to be organized by an ordinary person’, Rugunda said.

In a communique issued at the end of the conference, the Local Government Leaders committed themselves to promote Team work, Good work ethics, Promote Transparency, Accountability and Servant Leadership. The function was attended by the Minister for the Presidency Frank Tumwebaze and the Executive Director KCCA Jennifer Musisi Semakula.

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