Joel Sebikali, the deputy chairperson the health committee of parliament said that committee will recommend the ministry of health to reactive the drug supply line for the facility as they discuss the re-establishment of another fully functional hospital in the area.
Wilson Asiimwe, the Lake Katwe Sub County LC III chairperson, says that the government reduced the sub-county allocation from over Shillings 60 million to a modest Shillings 22 million this quarter forcing them to halt some of their planned activities.
The proposed legal aid bill 2018 is intended to ease access to free legal aid by marginalized and vulnerable groups and also to regulate the legal aid services providers in the country.
According to OBR leaders led by Prime Minister Joseph Kule Muranga, many of the leaders have not been supportive of the agenda to rebuild the Institution’s trust among the community and the government.
Lodge owners and tourism operators have appealed to the European Union (EU) delegation in Uganda to consider clear accessibility of the Euro 6 million grant (25.2 billion Shillings) that was recently extended to support the private tourism sector.
The tourism sector came to a standstill in March after President Yoweri Museveni announced the closure of all borders, together with Entebbe International Airport, followed by the suspension of both private and public transport, business premises and any form of public gatherings. The measures meant that all tourist sites had to be shut to the public.
Bukonzo East MP, Yokasi Bihande Bwambale initiates plans to appeal against the court ruling throwing him out of parliament. The legislator claims the judges made a political rather than legal judgement.
