While receiving the CT scan from the Ministry of Health Wednesday on Wednesday, Dr. Alex Andema, the Director of Arua Regional Referral Hospital, said in the past they have been referring patients in need of CT scan services to Mulago Specialised hospital for diagnosis. According to Dr. Andema, the CT scan will not only help them improve service delivery at the facility but also reduce cost of referrals.
Dorcas Acen, the Alebtong Woman MP reported that they had a report but Members of the Gender Committee who were supposed to travel to Saudi Arabia were denied visas. She appealed for the intervention of the Speaker’s office to help the committee get the necessary information regarding the issue.
Ronald Katende, the Masaka Resident City Commissioner and head of the joint Ebola taskforce says the results from samples from the Uganda Virus Research Institute have turned negative for the virus.
The Ministry’s Director of Basic Education, Hajji Ismael Mulindwa, says the school term will return to standard 12 weeks as opposed to the 14 that were introduced for the 2022 academic year due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Pascal Imarach the LC 3 Chairperson of Zirobwe town explained that MP Ssekitoleeko ordered the treasurer Scoria Nabagulanyi to hand over the collections to him and retained 10 million shillings donated by Speaker Anita Among without consulting the committee.
Solomon Silwany, the Bukooli Central MP said that Islamic banking is important given the cheap loans and absence of interest payments. He questioned why it was taking the government long to implement it.
Islamic banking operates in line with Sharia law that prohibits the charging of interest and speculation.
Addressing ANT youth leaders at the Sikezy hotel in Iganga district Wednesday, Muntu argued that the police posts were designated to provide security in both the rural and densely populated parts of the country, saying overhauling them without establishing the motive of the attackers might escalate crime.
Daniel Omara Atubo, the former Otuke County Legislator and Minister of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development has disagreed with Among for stopping the MPs from airing their objections against the conduct of Gen Muhoozi.
Dr. Beyeza Tito, the Tooro Kingdom Health Minister said that they have heard complaints of people using Panadol to soften foods such as beans and the youth crushing Anti-retroviral drugs for HIV and smoking them.
Bassie Ajilong, the Terego Resident District Commissioner, says that her office has received numerous complaints from residents opposed to the program claiming that the chemicals have negative impacts.
Robert Kagyezi, one of the affected youth on the landing site blames the Ministry of Agriculture for selectively issuing boat licenses without considering old applicants and their locations.
According to Twesige, the suspect had a fight with his wife, Ronious Twikirize on the night of November 11, 2022, for unknown reasons. He explains that the following day, neighbors saw the couple’s house closed and thought that the two had gone to the garden.
Julian Nabatanzi Muwanguzi, the Deputy Director of the State House Health Monitoring Unit, said that they started their investigations at the beginning of October and their focus was on the health Human resources where they unearthed issues that include nonexistent health centers with ghost health workers on the payroll, among others.
Dr. James Olum, a senior medical officer in charge of the facility is happy that they have finally recieved the theatre, saying they for a long time they were conducting surgeries in a dilapidated structure which was risky for both patients and medical workers.
Kampala Metropolitan Deputy Police spokesperson, Luke Owoyesigyire, says that police suspect that the deceased could have been in contact with live electric wires.
Justice Ssekaana was addressing the eight-members of the specialized Tribunal, an autonomous body with powers of the high court that was instituted by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development during an induction on Tuesday at Silver Springs Hotel in Kampala.
The claimants led by the former member of Parliament Kapelebyong Julius Ochen trying to seek for justice over lost lives and properties have complained over the costs they are incurring in attempts to seek justice before courts of law.
Katongole was the first to be declared dead by witnesses and colleagues. However, it was later established that his colleague Amos Kungu and Bodaboda rider, Ismael Basibe, were the ones that had lost their lives when the Improvised Explosive Devices -IEDs went off.
