Fredmark Chesang, the Sipi Region Police spokesperson, says that the accident occurred around 6am on Tuesday in Kaptoyoy along the newly constructed Kapchorwa-Saum Highway.
Professor Eli Katunguka contends that the issues outlined in the letter were not representative of the National Council for Higher Education as a whole but rather the concerns of individuals with personal interests, and that to the best of his knowledge, the centres are operating legally and will remain open for the foreseeable future.
Kyambogo has only five professors out of the required 63 professors. It has 23 associate professors instead of 113, and 62 senior lecturers instead of 206. There are 176 lecturers while the university needs 312.
Frances Birungi Odong, UCOBAC Executive Director, said the sustainable land rights and registration campaign is aimed at removing social and structural barriers that prevent women from exercising their land rights, and ensure that land tenure governance, reforms, and processes equitably include and benefit women.
The biggest challenge is how to build the capacity of customs officers to ensure that the law is not used to facilitate illicit activities like money laundering and financing of terror.
Chemutai will face a formidable field of 15 athletes in the final, including Kenya’s promising Faith Cherotich, Kazakhstan’s Norah Jeruto, and reigning world champion Winfred Yavi Mutile of Bahrain. The 25-year-old will be hoping to write history as the first Ugandan to retain an Olympic title.
“I wish to inform Ugandans that our heroes Joshua Cheptegei and Jacob Kiplimo have been officially withdrawn from the 5,000m race due on Wednesday 7th August 2024. This follows their failure to fully recover from the grueling 10,000m race in which both athletes competed on Friday 2nd August 2024”,reads Kiwa’s statement
“MTN Uganda’s performance in the first half of the year continued on a positive trend, supported by the overall momentum in economic growth. The Ugandan economy grew by 6.0 percent for the 2023/24 financial year, with macro-economic indicators trending favorably in the six-month period,” she said.
Speaking during a tour of the UNBS regional office in Gulu on Monday, Mbadi reaffirmed the ministry's support for strengthening the agency to fulfill its mandate.
Moses Ogwapus, the Commissioner in charge of Financial Services at the Ministry of Finance, has confirmed the development, saying that the proposed amendment aims to alleviate the regulatory burden on NGOs, a move expected to streamline their operations and enhance their ability to focus on their core missions.
Ekyoto Hampango, set to take place on September 13 to 14 at Buhinga Stadium in Fort Portal Tourism City, is a cultural festival aimed at showcasing Tooro's rich cultural heritage and history.
During a press conference at the NUP Headquarters in Makerere Kavule, Kyagulanyi urged the youth to persist in their fight against corruption. He added that if they must cause trouble, the fight against corruption is a worthy cause, and if they must be imprisoned, it should be for this noble cause. He encouraged them not to lose hope or look back.
For years, the West, including financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have been accused of making policies that further impoverish nations, exacerbate inequality, and keep the borrowing nations heavily indebted.
The US-based athlete clocked in at 20.32 seconds to take first place in heat two, narrowly edging out Bahamian sprinter McCoy, who finished in 20.35 seconds, and Brazil's Correa, who came third with a time of 20.41 seconds.
“I was pouring rubbish and I saw something strange in the septic tank which was covered with iron sheets. There was a small opening and I decided to take a closer look and I saw a man’s body floating. I ran to inform the landlord of what I had seen,” the tenant recounted.
Facilities such as Bugiri C-Care, Tororo Kaliisizo, Kitgum, Kitagata, and Bundibujjo are particularly affected, with some not receiving any doctor interns, who are crucial to their operations.
This accreditation ensures that students enrolled in business and TVET programs at these institutions will now undergo uniform national assessments, promoting consistency and standardization across the sector.