ULGA Seeks Museveni’s Guidance Ahead Of Industrial Action
Lucky Patrick The Uganda local governments association [ULGA], have called for a meeting with president Yoweri Museveni ahead of their Industrial action. The industrial Action The local government workers industrial action, is slated on July 7 this year, which may threaten service delivery in the country. Under their umbrella body, Uganda local government […]
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PDM Is For Active Poor And Not The Rich- Victoria Rusoke
LUCKY PATRICK The State Minister for Local Government, Hon. Victoria Businge Rusoke , has cleared the air the on the intention of Parish development model [PDM]. The program she says, is designed to benefit the active poor and not for the rich ones, as many people have been articulating it. According to Hon. […]
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Fort Portal: Top Officials Interdicted, Accused Of Office Misuse
By Sylvia The Ministry of local government Permanent Secretary in connection with the State house Anti corruption unit, has directed the Fort Portal tourism city clerk, to immediately interdict some officials over office misuse. The officials include, the North division city clerk Thomas Rabwoni, and Annet Kirungi Pamela the city senior accountant on allegations […]
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Tooro sub-region Parents Worried Of Increasing Early Pregnancies
By Kabooha Cases of early pregnancies and early marriages are affecting the future of the youth in Tooro sub-region which is being blamed on irresponsible men. According to parents, Alex Tuhairwe and Monica Twikireze of Kijura town council in Kabarole district, many old men are sleeping around with young girls and others end up […]
Continue ReadingHalt Giving PDM Cash Out Till Public Is Fully Sensitized-Minister Butime
By Sylvia The minister for tourism and antiquities doubling the member of parliament for Mwenge central, Hon. Tom Butime, has asked the districts in Rwenzori to first halt giving out PDM money to the formed groups. He says the exercise can resume after the public has been sensitized enough. Minister Butime, said this […]
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Ruhunda Attributes Road Accidents To Motorists & Riders
By Sylvia K The Member of Parliament for Fort Portal central, Hon. Alex Ruhunda, doubling as the chairperson parliamentary committee on road safety, has disclosed that at least 95% road accidents are caused by motorists. According to his research, most motorists misuse the roads by over speeding, recklessness, driving while drunk, among others. […]
Continue ReadingBukwali Parish Hosts The 2nd Jubilee Listenership Club Launch
By Sylvia As a way of extending radio services nearer to the people, Jubilee radio launched Bukwali Agahikaine Jubilee Radio Listenership group in Bukwali parish. The group, was launched by Rev Fr. Ronald Musinguzi Atwooki, doubling as the managing director of Jubilee radio. During the launch, Fr. Musinguzi reminded group members that […]
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Be Men – Bishop Eciru To Deacon Graduates
A total of 41 members of the deacon class year four, have today graduated with Diplomas in in theological and pastoral studies at St. Paul’s National Major Seminary Kinyamasika. The graduates, await their BA in the same discipline from the pontifical Urban University in Rome. Of these, include three from the diocese of Fort Portal, […]
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No Salary Increment, No Teaching- Fort Portal UNATU Chairperson
By lucky Patrick Government teachers in Uganda teaching art, have adamantly vowed not to teach until the issue of salary increment is considered. Today, marks approximately the 7th day since teachers began their sit down strike. Pupils have as result resorted to remain in their homes , engaging in domestic work lamenting that […]
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Parents Tasked To listen To Children
As the rest of the world joined hands to commemorate the African child last week, parents are reminded of listening to their children. The reminder, has been made by a one Edna Mawata, a sponsorship program officer at S.O.S village Fort Portal, who has appealed to children care takers and parents at large, to pay attention […]
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