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14:52
14:52

Private Land Ownership Frustrating Public Projects 5

During a meeting by government agencies and GGGI at Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala, the question of land was raised as a big challenge in urban planning. This is observed during public development such as roads which often need residents to offer part of their land to have a proper road constructed.
12:05
12:05

Premier Nabbanja Convenes Crisis Meeting to Defuse Amolatar Land Tensions 2

In her August 1 2023 letter, Prime Minister Nabbanja summoned key government officials, including the Minister of Internal Affairs, the Minister of Local Government, the Minister of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, as well as the Prime Minister of Buruuli Kingdom, to the crisis meeting.
09:50
09:50

Parliament Adjourned Over Expired Tenure of LC Chairpersons 5 1

The Attorney General, Kiryowa Kiwanuka, told MPs that the expiry of the term office of the LCs has not created any leadership vacuum after the Government extended their tenure in office.
14:22
14:22

Paying Unequipped Agricultural Extension Workers is Useless, a Waste of Money -Experts 1 4

At a post-budget meeting where the Economic Policy Research Center released their report assessing of the FY2023/24 agro-industrialization programme budget towards provision of agricultural extension, Lawrence Kasenge who heads the agriculture desk in Ministry of Finance admitted that extension services were not budgeted for.
08:25
08:25

Lukwago Calls for Audit into KCCA Road Funding 3 1

Lukwago asked the members to execute their mandate diligently and never at any one moment turn a blind eye to the misdeeds of any KCCA officials during service delivery.
07:50
07:50

Parliament Returns Kampala Budget to KCCA for Council Consideration 2

Although the KCCA Act 2020 mandates the KCCA council to discuss and approve the city budget estimates, the State Minister for Kampala and Metropolitan Affairs Kabuye Kyofatogabye bypassed the council and submitted the budget to parliament as the case has been in the past few years.
18:43
18:43

Local Gov'ts, USAID Partner to Build Capacity of Leaders 3

The program dubbed Local Priorities and Partnership activity-LPPA shall be funded by USAID with two million US dollars and implemented by Governance System International.
17:36
17:36

Local Gov't Minister Assures MPs on New Property Regulation for Cities New Cities 2

Rusoke told MPs that her Ministry was in the final stages of having in place a regulation to facilitate sharing of assets between the new cities and mother districts. In November last year, the Attorney General issued a circular requiring the mother districts to move their headquarters to alternative areas outside the city boundaries as well as relinquishing all other immovable assets to the new administrative units, to support their growth.
15:04
15:04

Three Arrested Over Kisenyi Collapsed Retaining Wall 3

Those arrested are Eng. Bernard Okuyo the project structural Engineer, Yusuf Kakeeto the Director Ghaspa Construction Company Limited, the company contracted for the works and Ismail Lule, the Project Coordinator.
09:06
09:06

Kampala Dwellers Unbothered by Ebola Outbreak 1 3

Samuel Walulya Akalyamaggwa, a driver at the stage, says that they don't have any knowledge about the disease and have not taken any measures to protect themselves. He says they are yet to be sensitized by the authorities in Kampala on how to deal with the situation.
16:47
16:47

Experts Call for an Inclusive, Safe Public Transport 5

Esther Bayiga, a Health Services Researcher at the Trauma, Injury and Disability Project at the School of Public Health says that inclusive and safe public transport involves the mechanical condition of the vehicle, accessibility to roads by people of all ages, and physical condition including those living with disabilities among other factors.
07:35
07:35

Gov't to Sack Accounting Officers Over Delayed Projects, Arrears 1 6

Earlier this month, the Permanent Secretary, Ramathan Ggoobi dismissed more than 100 accounting officers, most of the local government officials, after they failed to beat the deadline for submission.
12:16
12:16

Another Group of Civil Servants Goes On Strike 1

“We reviewed government’s commitment…and it was considered a misrepresentation of the agreed positions made in a meeting of Tuesday 6th July 2022 between Government and Uganda Local Government Workers Union and therefore, the Executive Board agreed with the commencement of industrial action,” the letter reads in part.
09:01
09:01

Makerere Fresh Graduates Struggle to Get Transcripts Makerere Universit 3 1

Mugenyi Yvonne, a graduate of Bachelor of Journalism and Communication noted that after visiting the registrar's office at the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, she has put a pose to her pursuit until next month.
18:17
18:17

Education Minister to Meet UNATU Officials over Strike 2 1

UNATU declared a nationwide strike at all levels starting Wednesday in their quest for equality and harmonization of the salary enhancement among teachers of different subjects, support staff, and school administrators.
17:20
17:20

IUIU Calls for Support to Set Up Medical HUB 1 3 Top story

Addressing journalists at the government-owned media center on Tuesday, the IUIU Council Chairperson, Faisal Abdul Aziiz Alzamel, said that besides receiving support from the Islamic Development Bank, more is needed from donors given the huge financial implication the investment will require.
16:28
16:28

Makerere University Staff Petition Tribunal Over Dismissal 1 3

Jude Byamukama says that the letter from the university did not state clear grounds for his client’s dismissal because his performance has been unquestionable.
15:56
15:56

Makerere University Press Pushes for Elevation to Directorate Status 3

Dr. Samuel Siminyu, the Managing editor of Makerere University press, says that they run under the mandate of supporting staff and students with publishing books and need a minimum of Shillings 1 Billion annually for their activities.
18:06
18:06

KCCA Installs Bike Racks Along Non-Motorised Transport Corridor 4 1

Although it was designed for pedestrians and cyclists, the corridor did not have parking spaces for bicycles until this week when KCCA installed racks for about 80 bicycles along Luwum Street.
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