In a notice issued on July 1, Judiciary Chief Registrar Sarah Langa informed court bailiffs that they have until July 31, 2024 to submit copies of their academic documents to the Court Bailiffs Licensing and Disciplinary Committee. Failure to do so will result in the revocation of their licenses, effectively forcing them to cease operations….
In the bustling corridors of Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital (MRRH), a remarkable story of hope and joy is unfolding. Two sets of quadruplets, a phenomenon that occurs in only 1 in 700,000 women, have been born, bringing immense happiness to their families and the medical team that made it possible. Two Family’ Journeys Macklin Namara,…
A dire public health crisis has unfolded at Kyotera landing site, where the devastating effects of cholera have claimed the life of one individual and left four others hospitalized. The absence of pit latrines within the densely populated area raises concerns about the potential role it may play in facilitating the spread of this deadly…
The government has once again emphasized its cautionary stance on the issue of holiday classes, urging parents and educational institutions to adhere to the guidelines set forth. The reminder comes amidst concerns over the potential negative impact of such classes on students’ well-being and academic progress. In a recent statement, government officials highlighted the importance…
In a distressing turn of events, teachers in Arua have fallen victim to a cunning impersonator who posed as State Minister for Higher Education, Dr John Chrysostom Muyingo and managed to scam them out of a staggering sum of Shs35 million. Victor Aja Adame, 43, resident of Galuga Bukaya Village, Katabi Town Council, allegedly scammed staff of…
In a recent development, the traders within Uganda have united in protest against what they perceive as the unjust implementation of the Electronic Fiscal Receipting System (Efris) by the Uganda Revenue Authority. Despite engaging in two consecutive meetings with the Finance, Planning, and Economic Development ministry, as well as their counterparts in Kampala metropolitan, the…
In a startling development, the Land Protection Police Unit (LLPU) boss of the esteemed police force has been suspended, shedding light on the intriguing Akamwesi case. The suspension of Johnson Olal ( ACP) stems from allegations surrounding a land sale to the well-known city businessman, Robert Twinomujuni, the proud owner of Akamwesi properties. “ it’s true He…
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, an ominous storm looms as the M23 rebels make their relentless advance towards the city of Goma. Panic ensues as residents grapple with the imminent threat, their lives overshadowed by uncertainty and fear. Goma, once a bustling hub of vibrant activity, now stands on the precipice…
In recent developments, Uganda has firmly rebuffed criticisms from both the United States and the United Nations regarding its anti-gay legislation. The Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the law has drawn condemnation from Washington and the UN’s human rights agency, who are urging Kampala to repeal the legislation entirely. Despite these international pressures, Uganda remains…
In a recent development, the verdict of a highly debated anti-LGBTQ+ case has prompted the reconsideration of donor strategies. The decision has left many donors reassessing their approaches and engaging in discussions to determine the best way forward. This article explores the implications of the verdict and its impact on the donor community. The ruling…
