Fort Portal Police Sets Guidelines Ahead Of School Reopening.
As schools set to reopen on the 15th 0cotber 2020, Fort Portal Police have set guidelines to be followed by parents, school head teachers and the general public. According to the Rwenzori West police spokes person Twesigye Vincent, every parent is supposed to provide at least three facemasks, only one student or pupil is allowed […]
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Do Not Pack Sanitisers For Student’s_Parents Warned.
The ministry of education has advised parents not to pack sanitisers for their children who are reporting back to school on Thursday, saying it could breed drug abuse. Benson Kule, the commissioner at the directorate of education standards says their guidance to schools is to ensure that there is water and soap at strategic positions […]
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Tooro kingdom And Ministry Of Health Sign MoU.
Tooro kingdom and the ministry of health have signed a memorandum of understanding as one way to improve health service and end disease burden among the people of Tooro. The MoU was signed by Tooro kingdom Prime Minister Owek Bernard Tungwako and Permanent secretary in the ministry of health Dr. Diana Atwine at the kingdom […]
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Uganda Independence: How October 9, 1962 Was Chosen.
Since October 9, 1962; whether in peace or turmoil every year,Ugandans celebrate Independence Day. But how was the October 9, 1962 chosen as our Independence Day? Some people claim that the day was unanimously chosen by the members of the famous Lancaster Conference in England that debated the Uganda Independence Constitution. They claim that October […]
Continue ReadingPolice In Hoima Are Holding In Custody A 27-Year-Old Man Onn Allegations Of Aggravated Sexual Assault Of A 7-Year-Old Minor.
Julius Karungi, a resident of Kyentale Cell in Hoima East Division Hoima City, on Wednesday afternoon, while in Kyentale cell allegedly convinced the minor who had been left alone at home to let him go with her inside her parent’s house, immediately after entering in the house, he started raping the little girl. The girl’s […]
Continue ReadingUTB Celebrates World Tourism Day With Tooro Monarchy.
UTB celebrates World Tourism Day with Tooro monarchyCelebrating World Tourism Day Uganda , the Pearl of Africa marked the International Tourism Day with the Kingdom of Tooro in Fort Portal city yesterday , 27th September. This time, celebrated in the first way of its kind since inception of the Day in 1980, official functions were […]
Continue ReadingKisoro Man Murders His Mother,Father & Wife.
Police in Kisoro are hunting for Gerald Ndikumukiza for allegedly cutting to death his four relatives. Ndikumukiza, a resident of Kageyo village Busengo Parish Nyarubuye sub county in Kisoro district murdered his mother Bonconsira Nyiraguhirwa, his wife Mariserina Mujawimana, his father Deogratious Sebutama and Joan Nyiramahoro, the wife of his elder brother George Habyaremye. […]
Continue ReadingPolice Searching For A Witchdoctor Over Alleged Child Sacrifice
The Police in Bundibugyo district are searching for Taban Ali, a witchdoctor, over alleged child sacrifice. The search was prompted after the Police recovered the body of a five-year-old dumped near Ali’s premises in Hakitengya village, Bundibugyo district. On Saturday, a team of Police officers retrieved the victim’s body.The Police have since arrested […]
Continue ReadingKyenjojo, Kaabong and Kikuube among the Worst performing districts 2019/20
The 2019/20 Government Annual Performance Review (GAPR) has put Kyenjojo, Bukwo, Apac, Maracha, Abim, Namisindwa, Pakwach, Arua, Kaabong and Kikuube districts among the worst performing Local Governments in different projects to boost service delivery. According to the The Ministry of Finance, revenue mobilisation performance has persistently remained poor from the 2017 assessment at 47% […]
Continue ReadingTooro kingdom minister urges subjects to respect cultural norms during burial ceremonies
By Agustinn Kabooha Mwesige Zebidayo Mukwiki deputy minister in charge of culture in Tooro Kingdom has observed that people have abandoned Tooro cultural norms especially at burial ceremonies According to Zebidayo in the previous passed people used to cry mourning their beloved ones during burial a tradition that has since been ignored by the […]
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