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By Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante
In Bushenyi

The managing director NWSC has revealed to www.mknewslink.com that the Archbishop of church of Uganda Dr. kazimba Mugaru will not sleep at his home as earlier rumored by west Ankole Christians.

MD NWSC said this in an exclusive interview with www.mknewlink.com last night, he noted that it is ridiculous for the Archbishop to sleep at his home because he is a catholic and leave Anglican residences.

www.mknewslink.com MD was forced to make a call to MD NWSC because of the rumors that were circulating about the Archbishop who is visiting that he will have his lunch at MD NWSC place and also sleep there.

Dr Eng. Silver Mugisha ever since his wife joined politics in bushenyi as Woman MP cultivated good relations with the Anglicans, him being catholic and his wife Hon. Annet Mugisha. This has raised complaints amongst the Anglicans accusing the bishop of selling their religion to Catholics.

He noted that the Anglican have the structures that can accommodate the Archbishop comfortably not him who is a catholic.

“it is ridiculous the Archbishop cannot sleep at my home because am a catholic and he is an Anglican who will be visiting Anglicans not Catholics.” Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha said.

Ankunda Best Arnold the New Elected Guild President BSU

By Aggrey Twesigye
In Mbarara

Ankunda Best Arnold, a second year student of Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture and Community Development has been declared winner of Bishop Stuart University Guild race after beating nine other contestants.

Ankunda from the faculty of Agriculture becomes the institution’s 19th guild president following Saturday polls that saw many students turn up to vote.

Ankunda garnered 458 votes, in the online voting exercise that ended Saturday evening with him being declared winner by Paul Aryamanya Junior the chairperson electoral commission. His closest contender Emmanuel Nuwasiima, managed to pocket 181 votes.

The other contestants were Fortunate Atwijukire of JEMA who got 175 votes, Akoragye Seth with 140votes, Sunday Mukama of the National Unity Platform (NUP) who clinched 116 votes.

Others are Frank Ariho who got 89 votes, Isaac Ayesiga mukama who scored 58 votes, Brian Ainomugisha who got 44 votes and Nickson Muganga who got 36 votes.