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Tooro Prime Minister Calvin Armstrong Rwomiire (L) and Charles Kayondo Kamurasi, the Musuuga. Photos | Alex Ashaba
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- The list of the 16 cabinet members and their deputies was unveiled on Wednesday evening by the Kingdom’s Prime Minister, Mr Armstrong Calvin Owek Rwomiire Akiiki, who is also deputised by Mr Elasto Kasoro Akiiki.
His Majesty King Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I of the Tooro Kingdom has unveiled new cabinet members who will help strengthen administration, preserve cultural heritage and advance development for the cultural institution.
The list of the 16 cabinet members and their deputies was unveiled on Wednesday evening by the Kingdom’s Prime Minister, Mr Armstrong Calvin Owek Rwomiire Akiiki, who is also deputised by Mr Elasto Kasoro Akiiki.
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