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19:45
19:45

Kampala Registers Improved Air Quality Two Weeks into Lockdown kampala air quality 4 1

Speaking at the World Health Summit regional meeting on Tuesday morning, Prof. Lynn Atuyambe, the head of researchers conducting air quality monitoring and lung health research in Kampala, said that his team is now specifically looking at air patterns between June and August, whose report they will release in three months.
17:28
17:28

Parliament Sets Up Task Force to Oversee COVID-19 Interventions COVID-19 task force 2 1

The committee will assess the state of health facilities, conduct awareness sensitization countrywide and at the end submit a report to Parliament.
17:04
17:04

Energy Companies Unite to Deliver Cheap Electricity, Expand Access

Led by local electricity distributor, Umeme, the companies will pilot the project dubbed Utilities 2.0 Twaake, in conjunction with several leading Uganda-based distributed renewable energy companies, to provide affordable, reliable, and clean power for all.
16:16
16:16

Mabirizi's Case Referred to Civil Division 1

In May 2021, Mabirizi filed an application before the Civil Division of High Court in Kampala seeking to block the ongoing recruitment of Judicial Officers on grounds that the process being taken was not transparent and was allegedly characterized by corruption and favoritism.
15:02
15:02

Muslim Clerics Guide How to Perform Key Rituals Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic 1 6 Top story

Dr. Abdul Hafiz Walusumbi, the head of Sharia Department and Chairman of the Shura (consultative) Council at Islamic University in Uganda, says that while some of the rituals are key to the Islamic faith and may not be suspended completely, adhering to the professional health guidelines and authority is a religious duty of all believers.
14:27
14:27

Deputy Speaker Anita Among Explains Oulanyah’s Absence plenary 1 1

According to Deputy Speaker of Parliament Annet Anita Among, with the Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah, they agreed on a working schedule that will see them work in 'shifts' of two months each.
12:04
12:04

University Students Protest High Debt Burden Youthline Forum 4 1

Currently, Uganda’s debt to GDP ratio stands at 49.1% and in terms of debt amounts the country had hit 65.8 Trillion Shillings by December from about 49 Trillion in 2019.
09:16
09:16

Uganda Withdraws from Women’s Afrobasket Qualifiers FUBA 1 1

Sserunjoji pointed out the lack of funds to facilitate the team during the continental championship.
07:38
07:38

MPs Advised to Remain in Constituencies During Parliament Lockdown LOP 1

“I would expect them to work from their constituencies, because they should be at the top of campaigning against COVID-19 in their constituencies,” the Clerk to Parliament Jane Kibirige said.
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