Month: November 2024

Tanzania and India have reached an agreement that will make the US dollar no longer be required for trade between the two nations. Tanzania and India are able to conduct business using their respective currencies, the Tanzanian shilling and the Indian rupee, thanks to a bilateral trade settlement agreement. According

PM Robinah Nabbanja arriving at inauguration of Luwero District Kadhi Ramadhan Mulindwa on Saturday Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja on Saturday tasked the Youth Central Member of Parliament Agnes Kirabo to account for iron sheets disbursed to her. Kirabo appeared on the list of the leaders who benefited from the iron

Three livestock markets have been closed in Kiruhura District in a bid to control the spread of foot and mouth disease (FMD). The outbreak of the disease was reported in Kikatsi Cell, Kikatsi Sub County. The closed markets are Kyeibuza, Kyenshama, and Nyakasharara. Charles Kiberu, the Chief Administrative Officer Kiruhura

A Courtesy photo of missionary leaders and their female hosts in Kangaten- Nyangatom, Ethiopia. Three employees of Serere District Local Government who traveled to Ethiopia for missionary work have been struck off the payroll. They are the acting District Commercial Officer, Simon Peter Opolot, his wife, Miriam Opolot who is

Hellen Grace Asamo, the State Minister for Disability The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development has asked Parliament to provide for the provision of in the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2023 for the rehabilitation of homosexuals, especially among infants and also create special cells within prisons in order to stop the

The Uganda National Meteorological Authority - UNMA has advised farmers in the Karamoja sub region to start planting short maturing crops. The farmers are currently preparing their gardens as the entire Karamoja is predicted to have enhanced rainfall from March to May. According to UNMA, Karamoja sub region is likely

Alebtong District has confirmed the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in Adwir sub county. Foot-and-mouth also known as hoof-and-mouth disease is an infectious and sometimes fatal viral disease that affects hoofed animals. The virus causes a high fever for two or three days, followed by blisters inside the mouth

Livestock Principal Secretary Harry Kimtai days ago suspended the notice issued by the Kenya Dairy Board (KDB) last week, banning the importation of powder milk. In a letter to importers of the commodity, the PS allowed them to continue bringing in supplies, especially from the East African Community. “Take note