Writing a chapter in a recently published book on Uganda’s oil sector, Dr Badru Bukenya, an academic at Makerere University and Jaqueline Nakayiza, an independent researcher, observed that “within Uganda’s oil sector, informal institutions and arrangements tend to prevail over rules-based approaches.”
Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga, says the suspects were captured on CCTV Cameras in Mukono while in action. He says police reviewed the footage from the cameras and managed to identify the registration number of the suspect’s vehicle.
Wilson Kasana, a dairy farmer from Sanga in Lyantonde district, says closing village coolers would affect them a lot, saying cooperatives pay unfair prices to farmers.
According to the Ministry, all Registry operations were frozen affecting over 394,000 land transactions. Despite the temporary closure several people are still flocking the offices hoping to get services. The closure threw the real estate industry in Wakiso district into a panic right from day one.
The eight include Raphael Magyezi, Judith Nabakooba, Molly Kamukama, Denis Hamson Obua,
Robinah Nabbanja, Peter Ogwang, Beatrice Anywar and Helen Adoa.
The 70th graduation ceremony which is scheduled to start on Tuesday, January 14 has suffered a major setback arising out of the delayed issuance of graduation gowns to the graduands. Only 7,000 out of more than 13,000 graduands have so far been able to secure gowns, as the ceremonies draw closer.
Initial reports indicated that Armed rustlers suspected to have crossed from Kotido district on Friday night raided kiloko itiyo village in Loperebong Sub County and Matakula village in Omiya Pacwa Sub-county and looted 11 animals from local farmers.
Janet Amuge, the Officer in Charge of the Child and Family Protection Unit at Kaberamaido Police Station, says they received information around 4:30 PM on Sunday regarding a child found crying alone in a nearby bush.
Elias Byamungu, the Rukungiri District Chief Administrative Officer, says the District Health Officer Dr. Akasima Mucunguzi and treasurer, Xavier Ndyanabo pocketed the money and didn’t share it with the Ebola Task Force.
The Head of Mission and Committee Member, Beatrice Ayikoru, told Uganda Radio Network-URN that since 2018, the committee has been involved in several activities, which include identifying federations that are most likely to deliver athletes who will qualify for the Olympics games.
