Francis Otucu

The Ministry of Education and Sports has blamed the exorbitant fees charged by schools on the change in menu where the current students have shunned eating posho and beans, which has forced schools to change their menus in order to meet the needs of their students. The revelation was made

Farmers in the lower lands of Kasese district have asked the government through their leaders to link them to better and wider markets for their produce. The farmers argue that markets in Kasese town are hard to access due to the poor road network. Matia Masereka, a farmer from Muhokya

Over 200 secondary school science teachers in Mukono district are protesting the underpayment of their July salaries. According to the teachers, the money they recieved is below the newly approved salary structure following the enhancement of their pay. They claim that while uploading the payroll for July for secondary schools,

Justice and Constitutional Affairs Minister, Nobert Mao. The newly appointed Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Nobert Mao is slated to table five bills in his maiden duty at Parliament as Minister. According to today’s order paper, the Minister of Justice is expected to table The Trustees Incorporation (Amendment) Bill,

At least 14 technical and support staff of Kitgum District Local Government spent the night in custody at Kitgum Central Police Station on allegations of squandering the Parish Development Model (PDM) funds. The suspects include Joel Musisi, the Chief Administrative Officer, Alex Opira the Principal Commercial Officer, Michael Ogweng, the

The investigations into the circumstances surrounding the killing of Bewatte Betungura, a former law student of Uganda Christian University (UCU) during the chaotic Makerere University guild campaigns seem to have hit a snag because of fake witnesses. Betungura met his death in July after being stabbed with a broken bottle

SCP Fred Enanga The police Alert Squad has named five private security for allegedly deploying guards with faulty firearms. Police Spokesperson Fred Enanga identifies the implicated firms as Vision Security, Pinnacle Security, Ndugali Security, Premier Security, and Donward Security. He explains that they decided to name and shame the companies