During a stakeholder meeting at the Busoga Kingdom headquarters in Jinja on Monday, November 18, 2024, MEMD officials revealed that the project is in its final stages, with a consultant already procured and relocation plans underway.
Despite repeated interruptions during their initial national tours, party members in Mukono assert that they have informed the police about all their planned activities.
Kadaga handed over the money to the National Muslim Youth Council leaders led by their chairperson Habib Mustafa during the inaugural national Muslim youth day celebrations held at the UMSC headquarters on Saturday.
Kifuko reportedly developed labor pains on Sunday night and went to Kaiso's home for redress. She, however, developed unforeseen complications immediately after giving birth to a baby boy who died moments later.
It is alleged that Kitimbo was part of the armed robbers who were assaulted and disarmed on December 07th, 2022 in Namwendwa town council, in Kamuli district. Three died on spot but Kitimbo and others still at large managed to escape.
According to Kuwembula, he presented three candidates between October 2021 and November 2022 for approval but they were rejected by the councilors on the grounds of both poor moral standards and the lack of academic documents.
According to Mariam Nangobi, her daughter was stolen from the bedroom where she had been laid to rest after dozing off. "I went with Namuganza in the garden, but I returned when she had already dozed off, which prompted me to lay her to rest inside the house and went on to prepare breakfast in our outside kitchen only to notice 10 minutes later that the child was missing," she said.
Isabirye has been serving as the officer in charge of the newly closed Luzinga police post located in Kamuli district. At the time of his arrest, Isabirye had been recalled at Kamuli central police station headquarters, pending redeployment.
Officers from the Busoga North police fire and rescue services unit responded to the fire scene at around 6:30 pm triggering anger from the residents, who accused them of arriving more than 2 hours late at the fire scene.
It is alleged that the invigilators connived with the school’s administration to provide some students with the examination papers before the exam started.
The dozens of residents who converged within the contested land say that the area is surrounded by schools and homes and any attempt to establish a sugarcane plantation would make it a hub for criminals.
Busoga North police spokesperson Michael Kasadha says that detectives have been dispatched to the scene of the crime and preliminary findings indicate that the deceased was killed from another area and the body dumped in the swamp.
According to Waibi, there are 1900 teachers deployed in different primary schools across the district but the majority commute from distant areas to their workstations due to the lack of staff houses.
Busoga North Region police spokesperson, Michael Kasadha says that the child is suspected to have succumbed to an epileptic attack, which occurred in the night. He says that they have handed over the deceased's body to Kamuli general hospital mortuary for an autopsy to ascertain the exact cause of the death.
The motorcyclists staged protests within different trading centres along the Jinja-Kamuli highway, where they placed and lit logs and old car tyres in the middle of the roads. The protests were largely held in the trading centers of Mafubira, Namulesa, Wakitaka, Nakabango, Nsuube, Muguluka and Buwenge.
It is reported that the man identified as Yusuf Mukisa stormed the house when his ex-lover, Elizabeth Mbwali was away and chopped off the head of her son Benjamin Mugaya. The other two children; Prossy Babirye and Joan Kaudha sustained injuries and are now receiving treatment.
