Uganda Broadcasting Corporation with deep sorrow announces the death of former board member Mr Kabba Galum Mohammed which occurred at Kampala International Hospital . Vigil will be at the deceased's home in Bweyogerere near Watoto church & burial will be on Thurs 21st Feb 2018 in Adjumani. | UBC TV

16 reactions | Listen to Mr. Henry Baguma, a Veteran Journalist working with Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC) Radio in Kampala, #Uganda, as he shares his experience on World Radio Day. #RadioandPeace #WorldRadioDay #TransformIGADthroughRadio | IGAD Secretariat | Facebook

4.8K views · 210 reactions | The Government Spokesperson, Ofwono Opondo, and Minister for ICT and National guidance, Judith Nabakooba, have maintained that the sovereignty of Uganda must be respected amidst all circumstances. #UBCNews | UBC TV | Facebook

2.2K views · 111 reactions | Uganda is very peaceful and stable country and elections will be conducted peacefully under the existing #COVID19 guidelines. Individuals calling for a state of emergency are doing so for their selfish interests - Hon. Judith Nabakooba #UBCNews #UgandaDecides2021 | UBC TV | Facebook

22K views · 957 reactions | Uganda is set to have the first female Prime Minister and leader of Government business if the parliamentary appointments committee approves Hon. Robbina Nabbanja. UBC TV spoke to the Kakumiro Woman MP who is getting ready to take on the role. #UBCNews | UBC TV | Facebook

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1.5K views · 45 reactions | Uganda has closed its borders to new refugees and asylum seekers. #UBCNews | UBC TV | Facebook