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Kabaka gifts his Gombolola men with motorcycles to ease their work

The Kabaka of Buganda HRH Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II has given out a motor cycle to each of his subcounty men commonly known as Abaami bamagombola to smoothen their work as they serve the kingdom. #WhisperEyeNews

The motorcycles were handed over to them by the Katikiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayiga at Bulange in Mengo.

In a message from the King, the Katikiro said the Kabaka has tasked his Gombolola men not to misuse the motorcycles but rather put them to good use to serve his people well.

He also tasked them to use the motorcycles in the efforts to fight HIV among the masses by sensitizing the masses about the measures of controlling the spread of HIV.

The Katikiro said the money that was used to procure the motorcycles was earned from the recently concluded Kabaka birthday run.

Kigunddu Lineaker

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