Robinah Nabbanja
Boarding Schools should be Optional for Learners - Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja
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Govt ready to table Bills on merging agencies
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Flags to fly at half mast as supreme Court justice Aweri is buried
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CJ Owiny Dollo blasts PM Nabbanja over Mengo Widow Case
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National
PM Nabbanja rescues Widow Jailed at Luzira over UGX 2.8 million debt
The Nateete-Lubaga magistrate's court handed her the sentence after losing a case filed against her by the neighbor identified as Godfery Bazaale.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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National
KCCA Threatens to Kick Out all Unregistered Boda Boda Riders by Friday
KCCA Spokesperson Simon Kasyate has revealed that any rider who shuns the registration process will not be able to operate in the city in the near future.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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National
KCCA Extends Boda Boda Census to September 16
According to the KCCA Deputy Executive Director Eng. David Luyimbazi, there has been an influx in the number of Boda-Boda riders seeking registration.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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National
Kasese leaders concerned over delays by government to buy land for resettling IDPs
Leaders in Kasese District have interrogated the government’s commitment to permanently resettle the internally displaced persons-IDPs that are camped in Muhokya.
Story by Mukama Evart
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National
Sango Bay land occupants given one more month to vacate
The eviction of people occupying Sango Bay land has been extended by another one more month to allow a final joint assessment of all grievances raised in various reports by the local leaders and the ill-fated occupants.
Story by Mukama Evart
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National
Prime Minister Nabbanja halts all government activities on Kyangwali contested land
Officials from the office of the Prime Minister have been ordered to halt all activities on a contested piece of land in Bukinda parish Kyangwali sub-county in Kikuube district.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Geoffrey Oloya finally shows face, dispels rumors that he is no boda boda rider status
The first recipient of the Government’s COVID-19 Relief Cash, Mr Geoffrey Oloya, has today morning presented himself before Gulu City authorities and dispelled rumors that have been labelling him as a “ghost” recipient of the Relief Cash.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Parliament tasks MTN, Airtel & Post Bank to explain Shs.2.85 Billion Administrative costs
Parliament’s Public and Local Government Accounts committees have tasked officials from MTN, Post Bank Uganda Limited and Airtel to account for the 2.85 billion Shillings reportedly spent on administrative costs to send COVID-19 relief cash to vulnerable Ugandans.
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