The Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga has referred the Isimba Dam bridge matter to the Physical infrastructure committee for scrutiny.
Read more ...Ogwang, who now works as a Foreign Service Officer in the Diaspora Department in the Foreign Affairs Ministry, was married to Otengo for 7 years until their marriage collapsed in 2018.
Read more ...According to Ntambi, central Uganda topped the number of beneficiaries under the disability scheme with 39% followed by Western and Eastern region with 29% and 21% respectively while Northern Uganda had a paltry 11% out of 308 students.
Read more ...Just Kip Living (JKL) lady Dolphins on Wednesday night stopped Uganda Christian University (UCU) Lady Canons 62-55 to win their second title of the women’s National Basketball League.
Read more ...The Education Committee of Parliament has advised against halting the 15% fees increase Policy at Makerere saying it will distort budget execution.
Read more ...In her communication to the house on Wednesday, the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga questioned why Government was conducting a feasibility study and yet Government had assured them that the falls will not be tampered with.
Read more ...The speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga has declined a request to mediate between rival Muslim factions.
Read more ...Government of Uganda is rejecting most loans from World Bank in favor of loans from China according to the National Economy Committee of Parliament.
Read more ...According to Mwine Mpaka money amounting up to 600 million shillings has been ending up on a bank account of Yassin Abdulaziz Musoke a labour officer based in Uganda’s Embassy in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia instead of the consolidated fund.
Read more ...The scorecard was first published in 2007, analyzing the performance of each legislator in both committee sittings and Plenary. But the second edition of the scorecard which was due to be released in January 2011 was delayed after disagreements that it could be used as a witch-hunting tool for the MPs, who were campaigning for another term in office. It did not see the light of the day.
Read more ...Those who appeared before the committee today include the current Director of Public Prosecution-DPP Mike Chibita, who was appointed a justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Flavian Zeija who was appointed Principle Judge and the Executive Chairman of Cipla Quality Chemical Industries Emmanuel Katongole, who was appointed Chairperson of the Uganda National Oil Company-UNOC.
Read more ...The Deputy Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah has said Ugandans lag behind because of preaching hatred and dependency instead of working hard for development.
Read more ...Zaake is accused of confronting Prof. Nawangwe when he appeared before the Education Committee of parliament that was investigating the stalemate at Makerere University following the implementation of the 15 percent tuition policy increment.
Read more ...The Uganda Red Cross Society (URCS) will be more self-sustaining and efficient in response following the introduction of the Uganda Red Cross Society Bill 2019.
Read more ...In a place filled with top government officials, Oulanyah said that Ugandans are all guilty of abetting corruption, and called for internal reflection from everyone in order to stem corruption out of the country. Amidst cheers from the crowd, Oulanyah said it was time to stop the pretence and stop being corrupt.
Read more ...Lokii told parliament this afternoon that the government needs to thoroughly investigate reports of the inhuman and degrading treatment that the girls are subjected to, in the process of trafficking them to markets in Teso, Mombasa, Malindi, and Lamu. Initial reports indicated that the girls are sold from here, into Somalia, where they are forced to join terrorist groups.
Read more ...Nawangwe was today appearing before the Parliamentary Committee of Rules, Discipline and Privileges, which is investigating Zaake’s conduct on the day Makerere University Administrators were invited by the Education committee to explain more about the 15 per cent cumulative increment on tuition and the impasse that paralyzed the university a month ago.
Read more ...Bamugemereire says that 50 per cent of the complaints recorded by the Inspectorate of Government are matters concerning irregularities in recruitment for jobs and failure to pay pension and salaries, among others, which can be handled at the local level.
Read more ...This is according to Jacob Opolot, the chairperson of the Education Committee who was this morning appearing before the Rules, Discipline and Privileges committee of Parliament, that is investigating MP Zaake for assaulting and insulting Nawangwe.
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