In KCCA, schools like Buganda Road Primary School, Kitante Primary, KCCA Kamwokya and a host of other schools resumed lessons, though teachers refused to talk openly about the end of the strike.
The Head of the LDC Department of Law Reporting, Research and Law reform Bakunzi Didas Mufasha argued that Article 146 of the Constitution should be amended to have positions of the EC commissioners openly advertised, interviews conducted by the Judicial Service Commission and a shortlist of candidates sent to the President for approval.
The Deputy Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah today backtracked on his earlier pronouncement not to handle issues related to kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) unless the governance issues at the institution are resolved.
Kinobe however says the suspects have been holed in the prisons without trial; however the Embassy is working closely with the DRC government and their families to have them tried in the courts of law.
All schools will be required to construct water tanks and changing rooms as part of the government efforts to ensure proper good menstrual hygiene management at schools.
Notable among the advisors is Muruli Mukasa, the Central government Minister for Gender, Labour and Social Development, Presidential Press Secretary Tamale Mirundi and Nakasongola Woman MP Margaret Komuhangi. Although he gave no reason for dismissing the ministers, sources said it stemmed from cabinet refusal to endorse his personal proposal to make the Buruuli cultural throne hereditary.
Ambrose Tashobya, President of the Federation of Uganda Basketball Association (FUBA) told URN that besides promoting basketball and other sports opportunities for Ugandan children and youth from all backgrounds, the group will promote Ugandan basketball at International level, build and manage a basketball facility and also provide a platform for business in Uganda to learn lessons from elite sport.
James Kutosi, the Public Relations Officer Mbale Municipality told URN then, that the construction work would include redesigning, tarmacking and installation of traffic lights and expansion of the roads.
Richard Luku, a businessman in Gulu town says the shop owners and retail dealers are making more money compared to big supermarkets because they still package their customers merchandise in polythene bags.
Alfred Bwambale, the in charge of Bugongi HCIII explains that the number of patients visiting the facility has dwindled over the years. Between 60-100 patients used to visit the facility on a daily basis, a number which has now reduced to 10 patients per day, statistics at the center indicates.
