Inter-Religious Council of Uganda

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Inter-Religious Council of Uganda

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We seek to promote peace, reconciliation, good governance & holistic human development through interfaith action & collaboration. | [email protected]

kampala, Uganda Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Sino Uganda-Mbale Industrial Park
@MbalePark continues to create life changing opportunities for thousands of Ugandans and people across the East African region. The large number of employees seen leaving the park after work each day is a clear sign of the industrial park’s growing contribution to employment, economic transformation, and community development @ugandainvest @mtic_uganda @newsUMA @GCICUganda @GovUganda @edthnaka @Anite__Evelyn
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Uganda Episcopal Conference
Uganda Episcopal Conference@UgandaEpiscopal·
GUIDANCE FOLLOWING THE POSTPONEMENT OF THE NATIONAL UGANDA MARTYRS DAY CELEBRATIONS AT NAMUGONGO ON JUNE 3RD, 2026.
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Celebrations of the Uganda Martyrs Day that falls on June 3, have been postponed in the interest of protecting the lives and health of pilgrims and the general public, particularly in light of the Ebola outbreak reported in parts of the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Inquiries: Rev. Canon William Ongeng Provincial Secretary Church of Uganda Tel: 0772351056 Email: pschurchofuganda@gmail.com POSTPONEMENT OF THE 3RD JUNE UGANDA MARTYRS DAY CELEBRATIONS AT NAMUGONGO 18th May 2026: Church of Uganda has taken note of the guidance issued by H.E. the President of the Republic of Uganda regarding the postponement of the Uganda Martyrs Day celebrations that were scheduled to take place on 3rd June 2026 at Namugongo. Following consultations with the Government of Uganda, the national epidemic response authorities, and religious leaders, the decision to postpone this year’s celebrations has been made in the interest of protecting the lives and health of pilgrims and the general public, particularly in light of the Ebola outbreak reported in parts of the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo. While this annual gathering remains one of the most significant events on the Christian calendar, the Church recognizes the importance of prioritizing public safety and preserving life. Church of Uganda therefore fully supports the guidance issued by Government and calls upon all Christians, pilgrims, dioceses, and organizing committees to cooperate accordingly. We encourage all believers who had already begun preparations or travel plans to remain calm, observe all health and safety guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health, and continue praying for the nation and all affected communities. Church of Uganda would like to sincerely appreciate Uganda Christian University, which had been mandated to organize this year’s Anglican Martyrs Day celebrations at Namugongo. We commend the University leadership, organizing committees, partners, volunteers, and all stakeholders for the tremendous preparations, commitment, and resources that had already been invested towards the successful hosting of this important event. We further wish to assure Christians and pilgrims that Church of Uganda will continue to await further guidance from Government and health authorities regarding possible alternatives or other appropriate arrangements through which the Uganda Martyrs commemorations may continue in a safe and responsible manner. Church of Uganda appreciates the efforts of Government, health workers, security agencies, and all stakeholders working tirelessly to safeguard the nation during this period. May God protect Uganda and grant healing to all affected communities. END

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At a time when Uganda is experiencing heightened political polarization, public discourse—especially on social media—has increasingly become hostile & intolerant of differing views. Political activists ridicule, individuals who don't agree with them... ircu.or.ug/religious-lead…
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In a polarized political environment like ours, religious leaders do much more than many people get to know. There's always behind the scenes shuttle diplomacy to cool down the tensions. That's the work @irc_uganda continues to do. We can respectfully disagree.
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Youth Interfaith Network Uganda (YINU)
Last week, YINU @YINU_IRCU joined health advocates and researchers at the Joint Clinical Research Centre @jcrc_official1 engagement on Gene Therapy Awareness and Cure Messaging for HIV & Sickle Cell Disease. Beyond knowing your HIV status, know your Sickle Cell status too.
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Church of Uganda
Church of Uganda@ChurchofUganda_·
CLARIFICATION ON ALLEGED ATTACK ON ARCHBISHOP KAZIIMBA IN BOSTON 4th May 2026: Church of Uganda has taken note of a video circulating on social media alleging that the Archbishop of Church of Uganda, The Most Rev Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, was attacked during a Church service at St Peter's Anglican Church, Boston, United States of America. We wish to categorically clarify that this narrative is false and misleading. The Archbishop is currently in the United States on official duties. During a recent service in Boston, a brief disruption was caused by a small group of individuals who have not yet been identified. The situation was promptly contained, and the service proceeded without further interruption. @Archbp_COU was not harmed in any way. He remains safe and continues to execute his ministry as scheduled during his international visit. We urge the public to disregard the misleading claims, particularly those designed to create unnecessary anxiety and confusion. Here is the full video of the Service: youtube.com/live/n5_ngFxfx…
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Happy Press Freedom Day to all journalists out there! On this year's Press Freedom Day, we extend our gratitude to all media professionals for your dedication and service.
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Uganda needs dialogue. We need to forgive each other. Uganda's future depends on our willingness to forgive, listen, and rebuild trust. Listen with respect even when we disagree, speak the truth with love and act in unity for the common good. Video here @ircuganda/video/7634549346394017044" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@ircuganda/vid…
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NTV UGANDA
NTV UGANDA@ntvuganda·
JUST IN: Christopher Okello Onyum has been convicted of the April 2026 murder of four toddlers at Ggaba Daycare Centre. #NTVNews
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VIDEO: IRCU's faith sector health and HIV financing dialogue. As the faith community, we believe that our country is not short of ideas or resources but rather challenged in execution. youtu.be/eIB5s0R7Mio
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We need to fight stigma against sickle cell disease and create more awareness about the disease. Prof. Sarah Kiguli of Makerere University School of Public Health urged the religious leaders to often include sickle cell disease awareness in their sermons.
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In our dialogue on faith sector health and HIV financing held on 29th April 2026 at Hotel Africana, we also delved into sickle cell disease prevalence and urged religious leaders to be aware of it and counsel people intending to marry accordingly.
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Arafat Hassan UG@ArafatHassanUG·
@irc_uganda @MinofHealthUG @aidscommission Sermons in the mosques and churches should include health aspects especially on HIV/AiDs and Sicklecell. This will increase on the information flow to the people
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Earlier today we had a fruitful dialogue on faith sector health & HIV financing. The dialogue attracted participants from various faiths and medical bureaus including officials from @MinofHealthUG @aidscommission among others. A call for national insurance scheme was re-echoed.
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