Martyrs Day Celebrations
Police ready to enforce curfew on Thursday, as 3rd June Martyrs Day Celebrations attract only 100 Pilgrims
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11 arrested during Martyrs Day celebrations, police says event was successful
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Archbishop applauds young, old foot pilgrims for their undying faith
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Arch Bishop Odama calls for Unity as Mbarara raises UGX 30m towards 2019 Martyrs Day celebrations
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Museveni Hails Anglicans for Improving on Martyrs Day Pilgrims’ numbers
He also promised to help the Church of Uganda so that Anglicans further develop their site at Namugongo to a higher level like their Catholic neighbours have done to theirs.
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Police releases Traffic Guidelines for Martyrs Day Celebrations
Road users in Kampala, especially those around Namugongo Martyrs shrines have been warned to adhere to traffic rules and regulations released by the police traffic department to ease movement on Sunday, 3rd June.
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Police commits to secure all Martyrs Day pilgrims
Uganda police force has promised to secure all pilgrims that plan on attending the Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations in Namugongo on 3rd June.
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Bushenyi Foot Pilgrims arrive at Namugongo, Youngest is 10
Several foot pilgrims have started arriving at Namugongo Martyrs Shrine ahead of this year’s Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations.
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Traffic Guideline to Namboole for 3rd June Martyrs Day
The traffic police department has this morning issued guidelines to be followed by all pilgrims ahead of the 3rd June Martyrs Day celebrations.
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Pork, Beer Business picks up at Namugongo ahead of Martyrs Day
Pork and beer business is picking up at Namugongo Martyrs Shrine ahead of the Martyrs Day celebrations set for this Saturday June 3rd 2017.
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Ministry Of Tourism Joins Preparations For 3rd June Martyrs Day Celebrations
The Catholic secretariat, the diocese of Kiyinda-Mityana, Uganda tourism board, the ministry of tourism Wildlife and antiquities, together with the Anglican church of Uganda have organized a walk for the general public, dubbed “the walk of faith” ahead of 3rd June Martyrs day celebrations.
Story by Gee Mukama 
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