It was attended by runners from 35 countries, highlighting how the Marathon is international. Hon. Gladys Boos, the Deputy Speaker of the Kenya National Assembly, blessed the marathon, explaining that the marathon shouldn't be used just for running but be considered as a gem that Uganda currently has. The Ministry of Tourism, Animal, and Antiquities, Hon. Martin Mugarra, explained that the marathon has led to infrastructure development in areas like roads. Hon. Kabbyanga Godfrey Baluku Kiime, the State Minister for ICT and National Guidance, appreciated all runners for coming to Kasese and requested them to explore most parts of Uganda, particularly Rwenzori. Mr. Amos Wekesa, the Team Leader of Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon, appreciated all sponsors who have been behind the fourth edition of Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon, which has been a success for the business community in the area. Recently, during simple research, JEE RICK NEWS found that all hotels and guesthouses were booked...
Some Kingdom Leaders and Other Subjects spent a day at a site which is located in Ihandiro Sub County where they respected and prayed for Isaya Mukirinia. Isaya Mukirania Kibanzanga I (1924–September 2, 1966) was a Ugandan teacher and political activist who led the Rwenzururu movement, a rebellion against the Tooro Kingdom and the central government of Uganda. He is revered as the founder of the Kingdom of Rwenzururu and its first self-proclaimed Omusinga (King), reigning from the Rwenzori Mountains from 1962 until his death on September 2, 1966. In a speech read by Nzaghali Muhindo Noah, Speaker of the House of Representatives of Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu, the reigning Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere noted that Isaya Mukirania played a significant role in the revolution of the Rwenzururu Kingdom, alongside others who supported the kingdom’s establishment. Omusinga Charles urged all kingdom subjects to remain united in upholding Mukirania’s vision. Hon. Agatia Katya, the Minister of...
Kampala, Uganda - Standard Chartered Bank Uganda is supporting the Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon for the fourth year in a row. The bank is giving UGX 150 million to help elite runners and promote sports and environmental sustainability in Uganda. The bank's support will see top prizes of UGX 10 million for 42km winners and UGX 7 million for 21km winners, with additional cash prizes for top performers, persons with disabilities, and standout local athletes from Kasese. According to Sanjay Rughani, CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda, the partnership has transformed Kasese, creating opportunities and pride for its residents. The marathon has provided a platform for local talent to shine, with Abel Chelangat, the 2024 marathon winner, qualifying for the Porto Marathon and signing with Adidas' global marathon team. Standard Chartered will also plant trees in Kasese as part of its climate action commitment, supporting reforestation and the marathon's vision of climate-consciou...
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