According to Kadaga, some chairpersons have stubbornly refused to hand over their work and are occupying two offices leaving their successors stranded.
Read more ...Charles Victor Byarugaba, the Budget Advisor Ministry of Finance, said if government had resources, only Shillings 900 billion would be required for the facility
Read more ...The Defense and Veterans Affairs State Minister, Sam Engola also said they have enough money for the promoted officers and will not require additional funding.
Read more ...Nambooze, who is also the Shadow Minister of information in the opposition, says that the intention of the regime is to make Ugandans remain focused towards the next election, and yet most of the issues in the past general elections that remain unresolved.
Read more ...Now MPs sitting in the national economy committee want the government to explain how the developer was selected, why Government does not take lead in the construction and how the facility will be managed by the investor and then handed over after six years.
Read more ...Ssewanyana who was armed with a chain ready to close the facility was however stopped by the police who arrested him and drove him to Naggalama Police Station.
Read more ...ULS President Simon Peter Kinobe says that the bill promotes negligence and arbitrary conduct by road users and undermines the protection provided for in the constitution that all power belongs to the people.
Read more ...The closed-door meeting between the two and a few other Parliament officials took place on Friday at the Speakers boardroom.
Read more ...The Makerere University Council has said it will review the process followed by Vice chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe to suspend staff.
Read more ...In the University council, of the 22 members, only 6 are females and 17 male. The University Senate has 13 females and 63 male. In the central management of the University, there are 35 women and 109 men. The University has 14 female professors while there are 74 male professors.
Read more ...In their petition to the Education Committee of Parliament, a group of students led by Joel Roy Mucunguzi, a law student, say it is unfortunate that Management, the University Council and staff have failed to come to an understanding, which has taken a huge toll on them.
Read more ...The motion tabled by Gulu Municipality MP Lyandro Komakech notes that whereas several women were captured against their will, and came out of captivity with offsprings, the government has not taken responsibility to rehabilitate them, in order to give them a new start and hope in life.
Read more ...Members of the University Council and management were expected to appear before the committee yesterday, to respond to concerns about the state of affairs in the university. However, only the Vice Chancellor Prof Barnabas Nawangwe showed up and was turned away, with advice to come back with his team today, Wednesday.
Read more ...The nod comes amid the discussion of a draft law seeking to expand road reserves, currently under scrutiny by the physical infrastructure committee of parliament. Specialists say that Uganda requires wider roads with multiple carriageways and effective utility systems to be able to meet the needs of a growing and vibrant population.
Read more ...In an interview with URN, Nawangwe asserted that Kamunyu, Magara and Kalema should prepare to face the University Disciplinary Committee, as an opportunity to defend themselves against all charges against them.
Read more ...The government approved the construction of the hospital, to be operated as a world-class internationally accredited facility to treat conditions for which Ugandans have been traveling abroad.
Read more ...The committee chaired by Jacob Opolot had written to the University Council chairperson Lorna Magara, to appear before the committee to answer the on-going impasse at the University. However, Nawangwe appeared without Magara and other members of top management.
Read more ...The leaders who were denied access include FDCs Harold Kaija, UPCs Spokesperson Orach Osinde, Conservative Partys John Ken Lukyamuzi, JEEMAs Muhammad Kibirige Mayanja and DP Secretary General Gerald Siranda, among others.
Read more ...The bill, which was earlier under scrutiny by the Presidential affairs committee of parliament, seeks to streamline and strengthen the governance of Kampala. Under the proposals, the government also seeks to make the minister of Kampala be made political head of the authority, as a move to end the leadership stalemate at city hall.
Read more ...Now, in a statement issued this afternoon, Next Media Services, which owns NBS TV, says it commissioned an investigation into the illegal sale of Government drugs in partnership with the British Broadcasting Corporation-BBC.
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