Tayebwa observes that counterfeit electrical products including timing switches, multi-plugs, adapters, terminal connector blocks, circuit breakers, and earth leakage devices among others are a great danger to the continent as such products can cause burns, electric shocks, and even firestorms.
Dr. Brian Alinaitwe, the team leader of the State House Health Monitoring Unit, accused the District Health Officer, Dr. William Muchunguzi, of failing to notify the National Drugs Authority in a timely manner about the expired drugs, thereby delaying the next course of action.
Jacklyn Sanyu, the project sociologist under the Continuum Consulting Firm, revealed that the failure to elect grievance management committees had hampered the project's progress following the reoccurrence of conflicts in the community over land disputes.
According to the farmers, despite the new strategic crops being in high demand, many farmers still lack knowledge on how to cultivate the high-value crops which could affect the production rate.
The residents say that the bridge is narrow and two vehicles can hardly use the bridge to cross to either side which inconveniences the transportation of goods
Gilbert Byamugisha, the manager Mid-Western Umbrella for water and sanitation, a Ministry of water agency contracted to extend water to Kichwamba, the government has allocated Shillings 950 million to establish a water treatment plant, rehabilitation of water pipes, and metering, which will take a year.
Wycliffe Mukama, the lead Investigator of the State House Anti-Corruption Unit, says that the four teachers are wanted in connection to forgetting their appointment letters, posting instructions as well as minutes of the Education Service Commission (ESC).
In an October 27th, 2022, letter to the Permanent Secretary, the IG says that they have established prima facie against Otimong and his continued stay in office amidst the ongoing investigations is likely to affect its progress.
Arnold Kasoro, a resident of Kangoma cell in Kibiito town council told the Uganda Radio Network that a number of tourists from all over the world used to visit the Tomb of the late King Kaboyo I, who was buried in Kangoma village.
The project, which was scheduled to serve 40000 people in the district was to be implemented in Butungama Bweramule, Rwebisengo, Kanara sub-counties, and Kanara, Kibuku, and Rwebisengo town councils over a period of three years. However, the project stalled in 2020 barely after the completion of the first phase.
Speaking at the launch of the project, Eng Ivan Nandinda from the Ministry of Water explained that the Ministry through the water and sanitation development facility southwest entered into a memorandum of understanding with the Karago community to implement a water supply and sanitation system in the first phase, which didn't benefit other areas.
Reverend Muhanga told Uganda Radio Network that the clan heads petitioned the King citing a number of anomalies in the appointment of the new prime minister Steven Kiyingi and the speaker, Julius Mwirumbi.
"The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon. The King and the Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow," Buckingham Palace said in a statement.
In 2019, floods submerged the sub-county following the raising water levels of Lake Albert. The floods affected the operations of Rwangara Health Centre III which is the only government health facility in the area.
Dr. Baku says that the exercise began with a screening program to identify patients who would require surgical intervention, which will be conducted next week.
In June this year, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Ben Kumumanya directed the Town Clerk to interdict Thomas Raboni, the Fort Portal City North Division Town Clerk, and Kirungi for alleged financial mismanagement.
Dr. Patrick Businge, the Ntoroko District Production Officer told Uganda Radio Network in an interview that whereas the government provided the district with equipment to facilitate the excavation of the valley dams, many farmers missed out on the opportunity due to the rising cost of fuel and lack of finances to undertake the works.
The quarry which lies at the boundary of Kanara sub-county in Kitagwenda and Kamwenge sub-county in Kamwenge district has been rooted in controversy since 2014.
Being one of the co-founders of the institution in 2005, Professor Rugumayo had served in a similar capacity before the institution was taken over by the Government as a public university.
