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UPC Pays Tribute To The Late Patrick Mwondha

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January 20, 2016
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Uganda People’s Congress has released the funeral program for its fallen Vice President Patrick Mwondha.
The late Mwondha breathed his last yesterday at Mulago Hospital.
According to party president Jimmy Akena, the body was this afternoon taken to the Uganda House for public viewing before being moved to the family residence at Katalemwa where the vigil will be held.
Akena praised the late Mwondha for flying both his party and national flags high during his time of service as Minister and Member of Parliament.
There will be a funeral service at All Saints Cathedral Nakasero tomorrow at 10:00am and thereafter the body will be transported to his ancestral home in Ntanda in Bugiri where he will be laid to rest on Friday afternoon.

Story By Moses Ndhaye

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