Muyizzi told the Court that he had talked to his clients and other defense lawyers involved in the legislator's trial to transfer their bail application files to Masaka High court in the interest of justice.
Valentino Lalobo, the Chairperson of Trees and Natural Resources of Payira Clan, said that a rapid count and assessment discovered that more than 500,000 shea nut trees have been destroyed from the area, saying that their constant plea demanding that it be stopped has since landed on deaf ears.
Dr. John Bosco Nsubuga, the medical superintendent of St. Kizito hospital Matany, says that they have lost eight External Fix Setter machines to patients. Nsubuga said gunshot wounds always take about three weeks to heal but due to limited space in the hospital, they are forced to release patients who return home with some medical kits.
Justice Minister Norbert Mao disclosed that he was given the assignment to organize a consensus for transition in Uganda, and asked the youth to support him in the assignment which was entrusted to him by the President.
Dr Mohammed Ali has been one of the six health workers being managed at Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital since Wednesday when they were transferred from Mubende.
According to the results released by the Speaker of Parliament Anita Among who is the returning officer for the EALA elections, 495 MPs out of the total number of 529 eligible voters participated in the election.
Among however later added that when the counting ended, 478 MPs had participated in the election. According to the rules of procedure governing EALA elections, each MP is presented with a ballot paper containing the names of all those contesting for him or her to choose nine of the contestants.
Dr Anthony Kafumbe, the Acting Deputy Secretary General for Productive and Social Sectors says that states need to enhance surveillance and laboratory testing, especially in border areas, implement appropriate infection prevention and control measures and increase risk communication and community awareness of the disease.
Edward Ssekiziyiu, the deputy head teacher of Wampewo Ntake Secondary School, says that UNSA duped headteachers saying that student leaders had been invited for meetings with the president. He continues that despite the protest beingpolice-guarded, it impossible to foresee situations in which students could be hurt given the kind of protests that often take place in Kampala.
Moses Kiplingat who coordinates the group told URN that they have been spending much of their time following up misuse of funds and liaising with relevant offices against corruption in the district but no action has been taken.
Aminis Kayondo, the Bukwo District Police Commander identifies the suspect as Jese Kirwa, who was charged with murder. According to Kayondo, Kirwa was arrested on Saturday through the collaboration between Uganda and Kenyan intelligence authorities.
The Uganda Medical Association president says some health workers are hesitant to attend to Patients while some interns have been called back home by their parents.
This year’s edition was hosted by Uganda Wildlife Authority-UWA in Mweya, Queen Elizabeth National Park under the theme: “Interforce Collaboration a key to Effective Wildlife Protection”.
Richard Tumuhimbise, an eyewitness, who was working in one of the stores, says that the fire caught them unawares. He says that they couldn't do much to put off the fire because it was very strong.
Dr. John Bosco Nsubuga, the medical superintendent of St. Kizito hospital Matany, says that they have lost eight External Fix Setter machines to patients. Nsubuga said gunshot wounds always take about three weeks to heal but due to limited space in the hospital, they are forced to release patients who return home with some medical kits.
Electric cars and motorbikes manufacturers will display and demonstrate new technologies as part of the eight-day fair running under the theme “Harnessing economic recovery through local sourcing and deepening value chain integration."
Groueix, TotalEnergies E&P Uganda, is confident that the campaign has not affected the financing plans of their international lenders, saying they are many whom are willing to finance it and that talks are ongoing.
