
On June 24, President Museveni celebrated the 78th birthday of First Lady Janet, reflecting on her life and the family's gratitude for her presence. He acknowledged her early challenges, including the loss of her father, Mzee Edward Kataaha, in 1955, and expressed appreciation for her resilience and contributions over the years.
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