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Benon Magezi (1960 – 15 June 2021) was an
Anglican bishop in Uganda. He was
Bishop of
North Kigezi since 2017
until his death.
Magezi was born in 1960...
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Magezi is an
Anglican bishop in Uganda: he has been the
Bishop of
Northwest Ankole since 2017.
Magezi was born in 1963 in Kyeizooba,
Bushenyi District...
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Magesi FC is a
football club
located in Moletši,
Kgabo Park, Limpopo,
South Africa. The club was
established in 2011. The club was
originally called Tambo...
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Charles Magezi Mbire is a businessman, entrepreneur, and
industrialist in Uganda. He was
reported to be the
wealthiest indigenous Ugandan, with an estimated...
- (Windhoek) 15 June 2021 Paul
Alois Lakra 65
Bishop India (Ranchi)
Benon Magezi 60
Bishop Uganda (Kampala)
James Jim
Skosana 59
Politician South Africa...
- Abu-Aisha Hall.
Acaye Kerunen (B.S. 2009),
artist Faridah Nakazibwe,
journalist Magezi Masha,
Computer Scientist List of
Islamic educational institutions List...
- (ret.):
Patrick Tugume Tusingwire 8
January 2017 – 15 June 2021:
Benon Magezi 18 June 2021 – 12
March 2023
Emeritus Patrick Tugume Tusingwire, as Caretaker...
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Milton Obote's
strength lay
among his
Langi kin in
northern Uganda;
George Magezi represented the
local interests of his
Bunyoro compatriots;
Grace S.K. Ibingira's...
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officers dead and
other two wounded. In the same day, the
house of the Lt
Magezi Ngobeni of SAP
Special Branch was
attacked with grenades,
leaving five children...
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events in Uganda. PIFF is a non-governmental
organization founded by
Moses Magezi and
established in 2011 to
develop and
promote film and
other cultural industries...
