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Committee Recommends Forensic Audit On Shs 53 Billion Covid-19 Relief Cash

Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee-Local Government has recommended a forensic audit of the 53 Billion Shillings COVID-1 relief cash. This is after the committee chaired by Bar dege- Layibi MP Martin Ojara Mapenduzi uncovered gross irregularities. The joint parliamentary team, comprising the Public and Local Government Accounts committees was tasked to

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Housing Finance Bank Signs MOU With Habitat For Humanity And Buganda Kingdom, Hands Over Cheque For Construction of Two Houses

Mr. Michael Mugabi (R), the Managing Director of Housing Finance Bank handed over a cheque of 40 million shillings to Habitat for Humanity Uganda, in the presence of Buganda Kingdom’s Oweek. Mariam Nkalubo Mayanja, to be used for the complete construction of two houses for two underprivileged families in Kalagi

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Finance Ministry Vows To Reject Budgets Of Entities That Return Funds To Treasury

The Ministry of Finance  through the Permanent Secretary Ramathan Ggoobi (pictured) has threatened not to approve supplementary budgets of entities that failed to utilise up all their allocated budgets. Ggoobi sounded the warning on Thursday during a Local Governments Budget Consultative Workshop held in Masaka, where he assured the Local Government leaders that

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Patriotic Ugandans ‘Gift’ Gov’t With 4000 Acres of Land For Industrial Parks

Minister Anite and other UIA officials are visiting various parts of the country  Patriotic Ugandans have ‘gifted’ government with over 4000 acres of land that will be given out to investors to set up industries in industrial parks across the country. The revelation was made by  State Minister for Investment and Privatisation, Evelyn Anite,

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Bricklaying Certificate Holder Was Constructing Five-Floor Building As ‘Engineer’, Then It Collapsed Killing 13 People

Rubbles of the Makindye building that collapsed in May 2020 A five-floor building that collapsed in Lukuli, Makindye in May last year, killing 13 people was being constructed by an “engineer” by whose highest qualification is a certificate in bricklaying. This revelation that URN is making public for the first

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