• EDITORIAL POLICY
  • ABOUT US
PML Daily
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • Politics
    • Education
    • Regional
    • Africa
    • World
  • INVESTIGATIONS
    • National Archives
    • Special Reports
  • OpEd
  • BUSINESS
    • Agriculture
    • Tech
    • Finance
  • FEATURES
    • Health
    • Tours & Travel
    • Entertainment
    • Society
  • COLUMNISTS
    • The Suited Penguin
  • SPORT
  • Jobs
  • Magazines
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • Politics
    • Education
    • Regional
    • Africa
    • World
  • INVESTIGATIONS
    • National Archives
    • Special Reports
  • OpEd
  • BUSINESS
    • Agriculture
    • Tech
    • Finance
  • FEATURES
    • Health
    • Tours & Travel
    • Entertainment
    • Society
  • COLUMNISTS
    • The Suited Penguin
  • SPORT
  • Jobs
  • Magazines
No Result
View All Result
PML Daily
No Result
View All Result
Home NEWS

COVID-19 CRISIS: Mbarara Archdiocese donates 833 bags of posho to Covid-19 taskforce

CONRAD AHABWE | PML Daily Senior Correspondent by CONRAD AHABWE | PML Daily Senior Correspondent
April 17, 2020
in NEWS, World
0 0
219
SHARES
1.1k
VIEWS
FacebookWhatsAppTwitter
simbatelecom simbatelecom simbatelecom
Archbishop Paul Bakyenga (R) of Mbarara Catholic Archdiocese handing over donated relief food to the Taskforce on Friday (PHOTO/Courtesy).

MBARARA – Mbarara Catholic Archdiocese has donated 833 bags of maize grain (posho) to the Mbarara District Covid-19 Taskforce.

Archbishop Paul Bakyenga on Friday, April 17, handed over the donation to the taskforce team headed by Lt Col James Mwesigye, who is also the Mbarara Resident District Commissioner.

Addressing journalists in Mbarara Town after the donation, Archbishop Bakyenga said the archdiocese would have given more but they are also constrained.

“We have managed to bring a few bags of posho (maize flour) because
you know my priests have 63 parishes, I do not know what is happening
in those parishes. Some of them also are hard up,” he said.

“The people who give
a collection on Sunday to support the work of the church are no longer
coming so at least what they have, let them use it at home but here in
the town and at diocesan level, we said let us support the president
in this appeal he has made. I have already seen on TV the number of
local donors which is a very good sign because what this disease is
telling us, you must real learn to support each other.’’

The Archbishop said since the extension of Lockdown, many people are starving.

‘’When time to stay at home was extended, knowing what I have been
seeing in our people most especially here in the town, single parents
with one or two children in school now they are home and for some of
these people home is not home they are renting premises in the town
,narrow premises. When you say stay at home some of our people here in
town in these misigo (rented small rooms) you find that during the day
the bed is the sitting room, that is where they cook that is where
they sleep and that is where they are supposed to stay the whole day
for two months and the most difficult thing is the food,” Archbishop
Bakyenga said.

He also urged people not to give up on helping others.

‘’It is very easy to be selfish to think that you are the only one
suffering but there are many more people suffering and if we can
support each other it is the appeal I give to people. Do not count
your charity by how much you give, give your charity and count what
has remained for you,” he said.

He added ‘’How much have you given and how much have you retained for
yourself? Continue to give until, Pope Francis says if you are going
to be charitable, give until you feel the pinch then you know you have
given something that is valuable. And I think if the people can take
these messages and help each other it is good.’’

Comments

Tags: Archbishop Paul BakyengacoronavirusMbarara Catholic Archdiocesetop

Related Posts

Hon. Judith Nalule Nabakooba, Minister of Information and Communications Technology (PHOTO/Courtesy).
NEWS

Resilience of connectivity key to Innovations

March 9, 2021
32
One of Uganda's best female artists Spice Diana (PHOTO/Courtesy).
Society

I can’t look into your face if I have broken up with you! Spice Diana on why she would never date a fellow musician

March 9, 2021
108
Socialite Bad Black (PHOTO/File).
Society

Bad Black shares her view on feminism

March 8, 2021
100
UBF president, Moses Muhangi (right) handing Juma Miiro his one Million shillings at Kati-Kati restaurant
SPORT

Boxing: International federation donates Ugx18 billion to Uganda

March 8, 2021
59
BUSINESS

Plum Café and Restaurant, Naalya Opens with a 20% discount on all meals

March 8, 2021
105
President Museveni speaking at Mulago Hospital as he launched clinical trials for a home-grown Covid-19 treatment drug (PHOTO/Courtesy).
NEWS

Museveni to female activists: First teach women how to defeat poverty

March 8, 2021
89

Advertisement






 

 

About

The PML Daily, published via www.pmldaily.com is a publication of Post Media Ltd, a professional Digital/New Media company in Uganda.

Follow us

KIU

  • EDITORIAL POLICY
  • ABOUT US

© 2021 PMLDAILY.COM.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • Politics
    • Education
    • Regional
    • Africa
    • World
  • INVESTIGATIONS
    • National Archives
    • Special Reports
  • OpEd
  • BUSINESS
    • Agriculture
    • Tech
    • Finance
  • FEATURES
    • Health
    • Tours & Travel
    • Entertainment
    • Society
  • COLUMNISTS
    • The Suited Penguin
  • SPORT
  • Jobs
  • Magazines

© 2021 PMLDAILY.COM.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In