The teachers observed that the implementation of the Universal Primary Education-USE and Universal Primary Education-UPE policies is a great hindrance to good academic performance and quality education.
The farmers argue that the idea of bankrolling each parish Savings, Credit Cooperatives Societies (SACCOs) with 30 million shillings to be used in addressing individual challenges of each of the benefiting individuals, is likely to cause less impact on the lives of farmers.
The school headteacher, Kevin Kyolaba, says the fire outbreak is a big setback that has come at a time when they were still recovering from the shock caused by the student's strike. She confirms that the school has since been under surveillance both by Police and the internal watchmen and wonders what could have caused the incident.
The school Headteacher, Lilian Lwendeire Kawaya, says that they did not suffer significant damage because the teachers responded swiftly and put out the fire. She says they have handed over the matter to the police for thorough investigations.
The fire was according to the school administration lit by rowdy students who went on rampage on Monday when they organized a strike with intention of destroying properties.
Dr Ronald Bameka, the District Veterinary Officer says the area is currently battling with dealers who are duping farmers with different varieties of counterfeit livestock medicines including acaricides that don’t provide the required remedy to ticks.
The late Tukahiirwa was part of 44 catholic foot pilgrims that set off from Kitwe Catholic Parish in Ntugamo district and met her death at Akagate trading center between Kiruhura and Lyantonde districts, 135 kilometers into her journey of faith to Namugongo shrines for the June 3rd annual Uganda Martyrs day celebrations.
Muhammad Kasule, the Chairman for Kaaliro II village, and Richard Kibaate of Gayaza village were picked today along with two others for openly accusing Lyantonde senior police officers of allegedly aiding criminals and being corrupt.
Andrew Timothy Kamugasa, the UWEP coordinator in Lyantonde district indicates they have failed to recover part of the money which was given out to some groups.
Ben Tushabomwe, the Officer in Charge of Kaliro Police Station dispatched homicide detectives who removed the body and took it to Lyantonde general hospital for a postmortem where the doctors confirmed that Nimurungi had hanged herself.
Catherine Kamwin, the Lyantonde Resident District Commissioner who heads the task force, says they were perturbed to learn that the people who administer the Covid vaccine jabs aren’t vaccinated.
Muhammad Nsubuga, the Masaka Region Police Spokesperson, confirmed Nayebare’s arrest, saying the baby was in good health by the time police found him. Wasike has already been reunited with his mother sending the community members into hours of chanting with praises for the police for the good work.
Andrew Timothy Kamugasha, the Lyantonde District Probation Officer, says that they are faced with a heavy burden of stopping the vice and blames it on communities that are reluctant to fully support efforts aimed at reversing the trend.
Kereni Namara, the Acting Lyantonde District Police Commander, confirmed the arrest saying the suspects are being questioned to aid police with information that can enable them to track down Nayebare.
It is said that Nayebare had rented a room next to Nakawuka which she occupied for four days before she disappeared with the baby. According to Nakauka, she had told Nayebare to keep around because the baby was to breastfeed shortly after she completed her house chores.
