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- ↑ Ssekweyama, Martins; Ssenkabirwa, Al-Mahdi (28 August 2016). "Tasks that await West Buganda Bishop as he takes office today". Daily Monitor . Kampala, Uganda.
- ↑ "W. Buganda Elects 6th Bishop". The Living Church . June 1, 2016.
- ↑ Bindhe, Edward (28 Aug 2017). "Poor Roads, Land Amendment Dominate Bishop Tamale's Anniversary Event". Uganda Radio Network.
Bishop Henry Tamale Katumba of West Buganda Diocese on Sunday said the poor state of roads in the area has made difficult for him to do his work.
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