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Ugandans urged to unite ahead of Martyr’s Day

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As we approach Martyrs’ Day on June 3rd, Ugandans have been urged to reflect, unite, and fight against vices like corruption and violence. Archbishop Samuel Kazimba in an exclusive interview with Miria Sidney called on Ugandans to remember the martyrs’ sacrifice and strive for a united, God-fearing, educated, healthy, harmonious, prosperous, and peaceful nation.

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