Stephen Otage
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Floods cut off Jinja Road
Majority of vehicles on sale that were parked by the roadside outside the car bonds along Jinja Road were also submerged in the floods → Read More
Family unveils seven-day plan to honour Oulanyah
Parliament will honour him on Thursday, next week, after which Ugandan bikers will take a tribute ride to Awere in Omoro District for the J. Oulanyah Legacy Autocross Competition → Read More
Land grabbers fence off disputed Nakawa wetland
Since 2021, Nema stopped issuing approvals for any developments on wetlands → Read More
I will serve people until I die
The minister says even after he retires from public service, he will continue to serve the public → Read More
Govt unveils new guidelines for PDM project
Mr Micheal Miiro, a social inclusion specialist with the International Develop Consultants, who developed the guidelines, said they are working on popularising the other pillars so that the... → Read More
Cancer patients abandon treatment over high transport costs
“There is crowding at the care homes because a patient, who is supposed to receive treatment after two weeks, cannot afford transport to go back home and then return here. So the number coming in... → Read More
UPDF to introduce doctorate degree in defence, security studies
Maj Gen Matsiko said without a national army, the state collapses like it has happened in Somalia → Read More
Cancer institute solicits items for needy patients
Patients often have discharge challenges before they start chemotherapy treatment → Read More
Ugandans tipped on pursuing studies in sustainable energy devt
According to Prof Muhwezi, Uganda is the first country in the East African Community to introduce the Energy Economics and Governance course, which looks into economic sense of using and managing... → Read More
50 prisoners pass UCE without teacher guidance
The Uneb executive director, Mr Dan Odongo, said eight candidates had passed in Division Two, 16 in Division Three, 26 in Fourth Division and only one failed → Read More
Justice Kisaakye storms out of JSC inquiry meet
The Supreme Court judge’s lawyer says his client snubbed the meeting after realising that the Commission had deviated from the interface arrangement earlier agreed upon → Read More
UIA, NMG, dfcu Bank dispatch 2022 winners of Rising Woman in Business
The winners will be equipped with business knowledge through meeting different experts → Read More
Joe Walker embarks on another road safety trek
Mr Beyanga says the walk to Mbale will last five days → Read More
How schools can protect learners against gay groups
Mr Kirabira asked schools to be careful with certain organisations that come to make donations such as learning materials and infrastructure projects → Read More
Senior One selection: Service provider claims loss of 230 plates
According to the assistant manager, Ms Christine Mugisha, they are not certain whether it is the teachers, Born Again Christians attending the Thursday Phaneero service, idlers or the exhibitors... → Read More
Monitor urged on newspaper reading clubs in schools
Some parents argue that learners who regularly read newspapers easily interpret questions in examinations. → Read More
Monitor’s NiE helps pupils shine in PLE
Ms Jane Alupo Ekotu, the head teacher, says the standard questions from NiE were very good tools for revision → Read More
Lockdown e-learners beat odds, shine in PLE
The schools heads are now pushing for an integration of the e-learning system to physical classes → Read More
Museveni red-flags URA, Central Bank over graft
The President promised to wage a war against the corrupt officials, but declined to disclose them → Read More
WFP to offer food only to most vulnerable
Mr Charles Bafaki, the commissioner for refugees in the Office of the Prime Minister, said he is not aware of the move but added that even then, no refugee can die in Uganda because of hunger → Read More