Speaker Among Prorogues Parliament After 100 Sittings

Article 95 (3) of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda provides that the Speaker by proclamation, may, after consultation with the President, prorogue Parliament.

Lydia Nakanwagi the headteacher of Sakabusolo Primary School says that she recruited about four more private teachers to help in teaching learners but sometimes she fails to pay their salaries over low collections from parents.

Simon Byabakama, the Electoral Commission Chairperson recently told MPs that they plan to conduct the Local Council I and II elections before August 2023 and that one of the activities to be conducted include the compilation of village voters’ register, ascertaining the number of villages in the country and others. Section 170 of the Local Governments Act provides that the Chairpersons Local Councils and Administrative Councils shall be elected every five years.

Pricila Chemos, one of the anti-corruption activists in Kabunandi town council, said the corruption in Bukwo district has made the public fail to benefit from any government projects. She claims that the five classroom blocks including the laboratory were constructed on a poor foundation that cannot stand the strong winds that often blow in the area.

Acuga hails from Bardege Layibi Divisio in Gulu City and is a former student of Sacred Heart Secondary School Gulu. She served as minister of finance in the outgoing university guild council. According to Acuga, her immediate priority will be to form an inclusive guild cabinet.

Speaking to Uganda Radio Network on Wednesday in an interview, Ojok said he had made up his mind to join the Omoro county Parliamentary race. “I will be contesting and that means I have to resign, that goes without saying,” said Ojok.

According to a letter dated April 6, 2022, written by the Secretary to the Electoral Commission, Leonard Mulekwah, all Secretary Generals of registered political parties have been asked to prepare for the electoral process.