Month: January 2025

Members of Parliament on the Natural Resources Committee want the National Water and Sewerage Corporation - NWSC to revise its terms of service and start supplying clean piped water in all town councils across the country. This comes after Eng. Silver Mugisha, the managing director NWSC told the legislators on

The Orthodox church will officially have two days of mourning Metropolitan Jonah Lwanga, who has been the leader of the church since 1997. The body of Metropolitan Lwanga arrived this morning after which service was held. He died on 4th September in Athens, Greece where he had gone for missionary

The Ministry of health has issued an order giving local governments until the end of this month to vaccinate all teachers and students above the age of 18. According to a circular addressed to all local governments and signed by the Director General of Health Services, Dr. Henry Mwebesa dated

Kisoro Municipality council on Friday resolved to amend the resolution of constructing a modern market at the Old market of Kamonyi village to Mayor's gardens. The Mayors gardens plot 29-63 is located in the middle of the town along Kisoro- Bunagana road. Last year, the council had resolved that the

For failing to condemn an illegal structure that was flouting technical and legal standards until it collapsed and killed five people in the city earlier this month, KCCA now stands condemned by the National Building Review Board. The Board that has been investigating the cause of the Kisenyi building's collapse

 Allen Kagina,the UNRA ED,flanked by ministers peter Ogwang and Jenepher Namuyangu plus MPs on the Physical Infrastructure committee during the inspection of the critical oil roads.Photo by Emmanuel Okello. The massive theft of road construction materials is slowing progress on the oil roads in the Albertine graben, according to the

L-R: Bagiire, Mugasa and Mulimba appearing before Foreign Affairs Committee Government through Ministry of Public Service is demanding all foreign mission service workers to leave their children in Uganda, saying Government doesn’t have resources to pay the US$2,500 allowances in education for the children. The details are contained in the