After Uganda's parliament passed sweeping anti-gay legislation which proposes tough new penalties for same-sex relationships, following a highly charged and chaotic session, residents of the capital Kampala largely hail the bill. "The bill was passed yesterday and we are very happy as citizens of Uganda. Culturally we don’t, we don’t accept homosexuality, lesbianism, LGBTQ. We cannot. As Africans we want to produce, we want everything to run normally," resident Abdu Mukasa says. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES