We shall Arrest all people without Latrines -RDC Warns Harugongo Residents
Kabarole district Deputy RDC, Paul Ogalo Bwire, has warned residents who do not have latrines to have them constructed in one week or else they will be arrested. According to Mr. Bwire, as security, they will team up with local leaders, do prompt visits to all LC1s, Councilors and residents so that whoever will […]
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Fort Portal LC’1s Embark on Night & Day Patrols to Curb Crimes Ahead of X-mas
The Fort Portal local council chairmen have embarked on day and night patrols as we near the celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth in a bid to curb criminality. It is believed that whenever it is nearing Christmas festival season, reports of theft cases increase in villages. Some of the common cases on record include […]
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Bunyangabu: CAO Cautions Technical Staff on Reporting Late to Work
The Chief Administrative Officer [CAO] Bunyangabu, Mr Amis Asuman Masereka, has cautioned technical staff on adherence to duty attendance. This was during his official visit to Kakinga Town council and Rwimi Town council on Monday November 21, 2022. Masereka, observed that all technical staff are obligated to provide services to the people and therefore there […]
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What Next to Butiiti College After Phasing Out Incompetent PTCs
ALICE At least 23 Primary Teachers Colleges [PTCs] are set to close indefinitely as the government officially phases out Grade III and Grade V teaching qualifications in favor of a bachelor’s degree in Education. Of those to be phased out includes Butiiti College, which also belongs to the catholic diocese of Fort Portal. Uganda […]
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Fort Portal: 29 Awarded Certificates in Sign Language by UNAD
ALICE About 29 in Fort Portal have on Tuesday 15, 2022 been approved by Uganda National Association of the deaf [UNAD] to appropriately communicate to the deaf, also a section of People with Disabilities [PWD]. Those that were certified to communicate with sign language, include head teachers, teachers, parents and health workers from Buhinga […]
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Tooro: Stake Holders Intervene in leadership Wrangles
Sylvia Following the ongoing wrangles between political and technical leadership of Kabarole and Fort portal city, a section of stakeholders from Tooro have intervened to forge a way forward. This was during the Fort Portal city and Kabarole district leaders retreat held at Lisieux hotel on November 12, 2022 organized by Kabarole research and […]
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Fort Portal: Malaria Cases on Increase in North Division
By Sylvia Reports from health facilities in Fort Portal city indicate a recent increase in cases of Malaria in the North division. According to Joly Rose Kahwa whois also the in charge of Karambi H/CIII, of every 10 patients that visit the facility, at least 4-5 people are diagnosed with malaria disease, which case she […]
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Kakumiro: Parents Want Fees refund Following the Missed PLE Paper
By Our reporter. Parents have stormed St. Christine’s School in Kakumiro district tasking the management to explain why they failed to make adequate transport arrangements, that made 27 candidates miss the mathematics paper on November 8, Tuesday morning. How the candidates missed out The affected candidates had registered at Mpasana primary school UNEB […]
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Bunyangabu District Chairman Wants Further Allocation of Development Fund
Lucky The LCV Chairperson Bunyangabu district, James Ategeka Mugarama, has tasked government of Uganda to increase funding for Development projects. The chair person noted this during the district Budget conference held on Monday November 7, where he noted that the biggest percentage of the money received is taken up in payment of salaries. […]
Continue ReadingFort Portal Diocese Comemorates Bishop McCauley in a Memorial Mass
ALICE Fort Portal Catholic diocese has yesterday commemorated Bishop Vincent Joseph McCauley, the Servant of God who doubles as the pioneer Bishop of Fort Portal diocese. Bishop McCauley, died of cancer after more than surgeries, on November 1, 1982 All saints day in the catholic church. While delivering homily to hundreds of congregants at […]
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