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BY WILBER MUHWEZI KASIBANTE

IN BUSHENYI——-

The inspector general of government, Betie Oliver Kamya Tirwomwe has revealed that the most talked about topic in Uganda by the young and old is non other than corruption.

Ms Kamya said this today July 14, 2024 while presiding over a re-union of old students of Ruyonza school in Nyakabirizi division Bushenyi district.

She noted that some time back, it was written in the books study that pupils and students would be asked the main problems of Uganda as; ignorance, poverty and disease but now in Uganda the answer is corruption.

She also asked the students and old boys and girls of Ruyonza school to lead as example and fight corruption.

Personally, she hailed the people of Bushenyi for supporting her late husband Spencer Tirwomwe during parliamentary seat for Igara East.

She added that even her son Spencer Anald Tirwomwe has been greatly supported in Igara East and Bushenyi Ishaka municipal parliamentary seats.

She contributed 5 million for buying computers and the deputy speaker of parliament an OB Pledged 10m to pay it next week.

Mr. Katwarana Anthony is the chairman of old students’ association and with his executive they did a great job for the success of today’s function.

Emeritus Bishop Katoneene led the prayers assisted by the archdeacon of kitagata Rev. Can. Arthur Atwiine.

Other notable OBs that attended included Commissioner Winston Katushabe, Mr.Robert Muhereza Korutaro who is also chairperson board of governors, Mr. Henry Bamwiine of Shell Bushenyi and Mbarara, Mr. Pison Mugizi and senior Teacher Kafuremben among other notable OBs and OGs.

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BY WILBER MUHWEZI KASIBANTE

IN BUSHENYI——

Mr. Johnson Bitarabeho, a decorated retired civil servant yesterday July 13, 2024 gave away his daughter Joanah Musiime at a very colorful party that took place at his hotel, Tuzza.

Miss Joanah Musiime was given away to Mr.Mugabe Chrispus from Kashari Mbarara district.

Mzee Nekemia Matembe the husband to former minister Hon. Miria Matembe was the go between.

While preaching and guiding the Miss Joanah and Mr. Chrispus, the bishop of west Ankole diocese Rt. Rev. Johnson Twinomujuni advised the couple to use the weapon of forgiveness to spearhead success of their marriage.

Bishop Johnson advised the Bride and Groom that marriage is a journey that is ought to end at death.

He added that couple differences in marriage are normal and obvious therefore when they occur, and.
they should not get worried.

Mr. Johnson Bitarebeho is a member of the judicial service commission.

Hon Justice Richard Buteera the second top most in the judiciary hierarchy, was chief guest and a long time friend of Mr. Bitarabeho.

Justice Buteera was accompanied by, Hon. Justice Elizabeth Musoke, Judge of the Supreme court, Hon Justice Catherine Bamugereire Judge of the Supreme Court, Judicial Service commission Chairperson Hon. Justice Benjamin Kabiito, The chairperson Public Service commission Ms Winnie Kabogoza Musoke. Other Judges that attended are Hon Justice Jessy Byaruhanga of the high court, Hon Justice Emmanuel Baguma of the High court , Hon Justice Amos Kwizeera, resident Judge Greater Bushenyi Plus other Judicial officers and staff of the Judiciary.

Other dignitaries that graced the occasion included retired Ambassadors; Enoch Nkuruho, Richard Nduhuura and Fred Beyendeza.

MPs that attended included; Hon. Rosemary Nyakikongoro, Hon Dicksons Kateshumbwa, Hon. Basil Bataringaya among others.

The function was also graced by IGG Betie Kamya, VC Kyambogo university Prof Katunguka, MD NWSC Dr. Eng. Silver Mugisha and commissioner Transport and road safety Mr Winstone Katushabe and elders Canon Bashaasha and father to deputy speaker of parliament Mzee Daudi Bangirana.
Prominent businessmen who attended the function include Fred Kamunyu, Ben Mugasha BEMUGA, Canon Dr Appollo Rushambuza.
District leaders who attended include Longino Ishanga Ndyanabo, Jaffar Bassajjabalaba, CAO Charles Kiberu Townclerk Frank Byabagambi and Engineer Mbonimpa.

Mzee Bitarabeho in his 70s came to fame when he was CAO for greater Bushenyi working with the late Yowas Makaru as the district chairman.

He left Bushenyi district and became the chairman of local government finance commission later a member of public service commission and now member Judicial service commission.