According to a statement issued by the deputy police spokesperson Patrick Onyango, the trucks were intercepted after some of the demonstrators who were planing to burn the tyres in different parts of Kampala tomorrow decided to collaborate with the police
He will succeed the Most. Rev. Stanley Ntagali, who has been the Acting Bishop of the Diocese since the Rt. Rev. Benjamin Ojwang was forcefully retired in February 2015. Bishop John Charles Odurkami has been the Caretaker Bishop of Kitgum, providing episcopal leadership on behalf of the Archbishop.
During the mass, the Chancellor for Kampala Archdiocese Father Joseph Ssebunya asked the government to be concerned and take care of the people who have been reported to be in dire need of treatment. He added that the suspects should be set free if the government cannot provide medical services to them.
The report notes that of the other 26 suspects, two of the women could neither sit nor stand as a result of tortured. The committee says Night Asara one of the women was bleeding from her private parts.
Rushikesh Vadodaria, the Managing Director of Rene Industries Ltd, a local pharmaceutical company based in Kireka Kampala says local pharmaceutical companies have been talking to both the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Health, to open the Septrin market for them.
Epajus forced leave was sanctioned by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of local government, Ben Kumumanya. This follows a petition from the local leaders protesting alleged embezzlement of over 1.5 billion shillings.
David Musiri, an activist and Bachelor of Arts with Education student at Makerere University claimed that several students picked up with Bobi Wine are in custody.
Bagumas crops were destroyed by River Sebwe after it burst its banks and flooded into peoples gardens. The flooding followed heavy rains that occurred last night.When URN talked to Baguma, he said his rice farm was his only hope that has now been dashed away the floods.
Asked why Uganda pharmaceutical industries are finding challenges in accessing Kenya market, Kyambadde said that Kenya imports a large portion of its medicine through Gavi. When added to what is produced locally, she said Kenya market has enough medicine supply.
Lawrence Bogere, a parent from Nakabango village, says he paid Kabangala Shillings 280,000 to register his four children. He wants the Education and Sports Ministry to intervene in the matter.
George Musiitwa is backing a questionable report of Wilson Ogalo, a Commissioner Surveys and Mapping in Entebbe, while the Land Commission agrees with a 2014 report authored by the Deputy Commissioner Surveys and Mapping Dr Yafesi Okia, which tallies with all original maps of the land area.
Emmanuel Lapyem, the Kitgum district Secretary for Health, Education and community services says the deaf continue to face isolation as the district lacks competent sign language interpreters which brings about communication hurdles.
Monday Buwembo, the Malangala Sub County LC III chairperson, who is also one of the claimants observes that after several engagements UNRA officials notified them that compensation of the fish ponds amounting to Shillings 380 million had been made.
Oulanyah who today paid a visit to the MP at Rubaga Hospital reported to Members of Parliament in the afternoon plenary session that Dr. Brendah Anena and Dr. Andrew Ssekitoleko who are attending to MP Zaake revealed his medical condition.
Addressing the media on Wednesday, Robert Sempala, the National Coordinator HRNJ said that the police and the army have made it a routine to violate the rights of journalists while on duty.
Nawangwe said the allegation about the University Council and the Appointments Board was unsubstantiated, adding that the move and the communication about the same, sent to Education and Sports Minister Janet Museveni were extremely arrogant, very disrespectful and provocative.
Oulanyah, who says Kyagulanyi, was uniquely humorous, told journalists that the legislator feels pain in the back. He noted that although Kyagulanyi is still in a lot of pain, he is out of danger.
Bugereka village in Kimenyedde Sub County is where over 250 youths set up to learn modern farming techniques with the hope of fighting poverty and conserving the environment. One of the techniques is the Permanent Planting Basins, which involves digging up basin-shaped holes in which the plants grow.
