While leading prayers for the nations at the Old Kampala Mosque this afternoon, Shielk Mohamed Ali Waiswa has challenged Ugandans to understand the true meaning of independence and the achievements the country has realized in the last 50 years.

He says Ugandans should not use the tough economic situation and unemployment as an excuse to shun the national event.

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Ugandans are found of copying news cultures, languages, words, norms, dressing codes and all sorts of life styles.

When you walk along the streets ofUgandatoday, you may hear most people talk about ‘swagg.’ Many people inKampalasay that people like Dr. Jose Chameleon, His Excellency Bobi Wine and Bebe Cool whom some music fans refer to as ‘Mr. Kataala’ has swagg.   But what does the term swagg mean to you. Some people think that swagg means being so highly, being smart and being so special.

Swagg is an acronym that was created by a group of American men during the 1960s that means that ‘secretly we are gays.’ Cheers up for everyone that uses the swagg without knowing its deep meaning.

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 The new building which is going to house CBS FM is called ‘Muganzirwaza.’ A source inBugandaKingdomconfirmed the development and said that the Kabaka wants to completely eliminate politics from Mengo.

 The source says that the Kabaka wants Bulange building to house only clan offices, county and sub county offices, offices of Buganda land board and offices of the ministers inBugandakingdom.

 The source in the office of the Prime Minister (Katikkiro) ofBugandagovernment told us that the building which is now under construction may be completed in April this year. Meaning that if the programme remains as it is CBS FM may be shifted between May and June this year.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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We have been informed that many born again Christians have dropped their meaningless traditional names in favour of names such as Divine, Mercy, Grace, Muwanguzi (winner) among others.

The head of the born again faith in Uganda, Pastor Joseph Serwadda says that their members have not changed their names today; the process has been going on for the last so many years.

Serwadda says that born again Christians don’t need the government to first allow them to change names. He says that in their faith a believer can drop a certain name and pick another of his/her choice.

Speaking to informers in Kampala today, Serwadda however explained that the born again Christians who need to change their names legally are free to go to the courts of law and do so.

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 We have been informed that many born again Christians have dropped their meaningless traditional names in favour of names such as Divine, Mercy, Grace, Muwanguzi (winner) among others.

 The head of the born again faith inUganda, Pastor Joseph Serwadda says that their members have not changed their names today; the process has been going on for the last so many years.

 Serwadda says that born again Christians don’t need the government to first allow them to change names.

 He says that in their faith a believer can drop a certain name and pick another of his/her choice.

Speaking to informers inKampalatoday, Serwadda however explained that the born again Christians who need to change their names legally are free to go to the courts of law and do so.

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Born again Christians across the country whose names don’t have meaning that praises God have chosen new names which have deep meaning in the Christian faith.

We have been informed that many born again Christians have dropped their meaningless traditional names in favour of names such as Divine, Mercy, Grace, Muwanguzi (winner) among others.

The head of the born again faith in Uganda, Pastor Joseph Serwadda says that their members have not changed their names today; the process has been going on for the last so many years.

Serwadda says that born again Christians don’t need the government to first allow them to change names. He says that in their faith a believer can drop a certain name and pick another of his/her choice.

Speaking to our informers in Kampala today, Serwadda however explained that the born again Christians who need to change their names legally are free to go to the courts of law and do so.

By James Okello

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