At the Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine in Namugongo, the procession of priests is underway. Unlike in previous celebrations where the bridge walkway was reserved for the Bishop, this year all priests are taking part in a full procession from the Basilica to the Pavilion where the Altar is set. 📹David Ijjo #NTVNews #MartyrsDay2025 | NTV Uganda

EARLIER: The procession at the Anglican Martyrs Site in Namugongo,with prayers underway now . #NTVNews #MartyrsDay2025 📹by Moses Ndhaye | NTV Uganda

WATCH: The current situation at Namugongo Martyrs Shrine as more pilgrims arrive ahead of tomorrow's Martyrs' Day celebrations. #MonitorUpdates 🎥 Michael Kakumirizi | Daily Monitor

Uganda Martyrs Shrine - Namugongo this Sunday Morning! MEPA pilgrimage and celebration happening today here and the Main Celebrant is Bishop Francis Aquirinus Kibira | Diocese Of Kasese - Social Communications Office

Strategy... Today, Ondangwa Town Council’s CEO, Ismael Namugongo, introduced the Local Economic Development (LED) and Tourism Strategy, designed to transform Ondangwa into a more industrialised, resilient, and inclusive economy. The launch occurred at a mayoral breakfast held at a local hotel. This plan emphasizes leveraging the town’s history, cultural heritage, and strategic position to boost business development, enhance tourism, and promote sustainable industrial growth. Video: Victoria Imma

Happening now at Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine Basilica, Namugongo. Every June 3rd, millions gather at the Namugongo Shrine to honor the 45 Uganda Martyrs, young men who, between 1885 and 1887, chose faith over fear under King Mwanga II's persecution. This sacred site, where St. Charles Lwanga and his companions were martyred, is a global beacon of resilience and hope. | Jungle Man Ug

It is a colourful celebration at the 14th edition of the Annual Omagongo Cultural Festival, hosted by the eight Aawambo traditional authorities, with this year's event taking place at the Onambango palace and hosted by the Ondonga Traditional Authority. President Dr Nangolo Mbumba, Vice President of Namibia, Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, Omukwaanilwa gwa Ndonga Fillemon Shuumbwa Nangolo, traditional chiefs, senior cabinet ministers, governors, politicians, businessmen, and women, an