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Sep 2024 23 results
16:06
16:06

Teenager Arrested After Aborting Twins

On being convinced by her peers that giving birth to twins at her age might lead to death, the P6 girl who had hoped to resume school after delivery settled for abortion.
15:54
15:54

Namisindwa District Nurse Arrested over Mama Kits

Namisindwa Asst RDC Bosco Nabongo said that Matuka was caught red handed on Tuesday at 8.pm with two boxes of government mama kits from Bukhabusi health center III while she was taking them to her home.
15:38
15:38

Heavy Deployment in Hoima City Ahead of Anticipated Protest Against Bunyoro Prime Minister security 2 Top story

Julius Hakiza, the Albertine region police spokesperson, stated that they received intelligence indicating that some youth were planning to storm the Kingdom headquarters to forcibly remove Byakutaga from office. In response, both the police and the military have been deployed to prevent any potential unrest.
15:38
15:38

NSSF Payouts: Has the Urge for Cash Dropped Among Ugandans? Economic recovery

According to the 2023/2024 results, benefits paid reduced to 1.12 trillion from the 1.2 trillion shillings paid out in the previous year, as the number of claimants fell from 48,115 to 44,250 over the same period.
15:32
15:32

Education Ministry Alerts Schools on Mpox 3 1 Top story

Mulindwa noted that the Ministry of Education is collaborating closely with Ministry of Health officials to develop specific guidelines for schools which will be issued out through a circular in coming days.
15:27
15:27

Moroto Farmers Irked by Poor Quality of Sorghum Seeds 4 1

The farmers say that they are facing starvation after investing all their resources to plant the sorghum that is taking too long to get ready for harvest. They added that all their colleagues who plated the local variety are already harvesting and experiencing better yields.
15:26
15:26

Exam Malpractice; New Law Yet to Bite, UNEB Blames Slow Judicial Processes 3 1

Despite the initial optimism surrounding the new law, which was introduced with much fanfare, it has not proven to be as effective as hoped in addressing the issue of exam malpractice. For instance, from last year’s examination cycle, 21 cases of malpractice were filed in courts across the country, yet most of these cases remain unresolved.
14:50
14:50

Two Killed, One Injured in Nakasongola Accident Nakasongola HC IV 2

Sam Twiineamazima, the Savannah Regional Police spokesperson, stated that preliminary observations suggest the driver of the vehicle, who has not yet been identified, was traveling from Gulu towards Kampala. Upon reaching Kakondi village, the driver struck the motorcycle, which was crossing the road.
14:43
14:43

Hippos Coach Sets Eyes on AFCON Zonal Qualifiers 2 2

Lule says they will take it step by step, starting with getting out of the group and then aiming to reach the final, which guarantees qualification for the continental tournament.
14:36
14:36

Water-Stressed Villages in Arua Get UGX 1.2Bn Water Project Arua district 1 4

Arua district water officer, Patrick Odongo, explained that Nexus Green Limited has been contracted to complete the project within six months.
13:34
13:34

Court of Appeal to Hold First Upcountry Civil Appeals Session 1 Top story

According to the cause list signed by the Court's Registrar, Allen Rukundo Owembabazi, the majority of the cases, 16 in total, are related to land claims.
10:28
10:28

Police Asked to Make PSU Known to Public 2 2

Agaba said the police force needs to make PSU duties known by trying culprits in the public like their military counterparts do. Also, people he says must see and feel that actions have been taken such as dismissal, and demotion of errant police officers like the Army where soldiers who have committed crimes against civilians are tried, convicted and sentenced in the presence of the media or public.
10:02
10:02

Kanungu Issues Quarantine Following Anthrax Outbreak 1

Ambrose Mwesigye Amanyire, the Kanungu Resident District Commissioner, reported that the outbreak has resulted in the death of 63 cows, with 28 currently sick. Among the sick animals, eight are from Kambuga Town Council, ten from Katete Sub County, seven from Bugongi Sub County, one from Kihihi Town Council, and one from Kambuga Sub County.
09:46
09:46

UNDP Donates Office Equipment to UPDF 3rd Division 1 2

On Tuesday, equipment including chairs, tables, a printer, and a computer set was delivered to the UPDF 3rd Division from the Moroto District headquarters. This donation is part of UNDP's commitment to enhancing the partnership between civilians and the military to promote peace and stability.
07:40
07:40

Staffing Gap Affecting Service Delivery in Local Government 7

In Kalaki, key positions such as District Engineer, District Education Officer, District Health Officer, and District Planner are vacant. District Speaker Immaculate Ilado Uhuru mentioned that although caretakers are in place, some are not qualified for their roles.
07:35
07:35

Residents Protest Soroti Flying School Boundary Opening RCC, Peter Pex Paak 1 3 Top story

Simon Peter Olukol, a resident of Madera Central Ward near the academy, alleges that the institution misled the community by claiming they were merely opening boundaries while extending them onto community land. He claims the academy hired private surveyors to place boundary markers on the land without any consultation.
07:30
07:30

Local Gov't Leaders Demand Two Tractors per Sub County to Boost Commercial Agriculture 1 3

Hamis Ssetumba, the Buikwe District Commercial Officer suggests that in the next budget cycle, the government should reconsider its policy of providing a tractor per district, and instead scale it down to sub-county levels where the machines will make significant impacts.
07:26
07:26

Mountain Division Hosts 16th Edition of CDF Cup.

While officially opening the tournament, Lt. Gen. Kayanja Muhanga, the Commander of Land Forces, emphasized the importance of physical fitness in preparing soldiers for the demands of military life. He encouraged young people to incorporate regular exercise into their routines to improve overall health.
07:20
07:20

Twenty Remanded Over Illegal Growing of Marijuana in Agago 4 1

David Agaba, the Officer in Charge of Patongo Central Police Station, stated that the suspects belong to a gang known for breaking into houses using crude weapons such as pangas and iron bars.
07:17
07:17

First Ugandan Injected with HIV Prevention Drug as General Roll out Starts 1 2 Top story

The injection is administered in two initial doses four weeks apart, followed by one dose every eight weeks. Cabotegravir offers a promising alternative to daily oral PrEP, simplifying prevention efforts for those at risk.
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