Describing Pope Francis as “a remarkable leader,” Bobi Wine added, “He will always be remembered, especially for fronting peace and love in the world.”
Author: John Kenny Adeya
John Kenny Adeya
John Kenny Adeya is the proprietor and author of Kampala Edge Times magazine and has won a couple of awards for fighting negative social behavior such as corporal punishment against children. He is a Ugandan journalist focused on spreading positive information about Africa.
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