KABALE – The Minister of State for Trade, Industry, and Cooperatives, David Bahati, also the Member of Parliament for Ndorwa West, has emphasized the importance of personal responsibility, self-reliance, and fostering unity within families and communities for future prosperity.
Minister Bahati made the emphasis on Saturday during a send-off service of the Kabale businesswoman, Judith Kesiime at St Mark’s Kikungiri Church of Uganda Archdeaconry in Southern Division of Kabale Municipality.
Minister Bahati urged the public to support and uplift each other, especially during times of need, highlighting Judith Kesiime’s known kindness and willingness to help others. He emphasized the significance of working together to build a strong, supportive community for the betterment of everyone.
As the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Chairperson for Kabale District, Minister Bahati called on the public to honor Judith Kesiime’s legacy by embodying her positive traits of responsibility, self-reliance, and unity.
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During the requiem service, Ven Benon Byaruhanga, the Archdeacon of St James Kamuganguzi Church of Uganda Archdeaconry, cautioned Christians against being misled by worldly privileges, emphasizing the temporality of such gains and the supremacy of God. Ven Benon encouraged the public to maintain a spiritual perspective and not be overly consumed by temporary worldly achievements or statuses.
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Judith Kesiime, a Kabale businesswoman known for her kindness, passed away at the age of 45 due to heart failure and a blood clot at Rushorooza Hospital, leaving behind six children.
