Bunyangabu LCV Tasks Schools To Maintain Govt Structures
The LCV chairperson Bunyangabu district, James Ategeka Mugarama, has tasked government schools to maintain buildings well in order to promote quality education. While monitoring schools that were given buildings under SFG project, Mugarama noted that it is unfortunate that government structures are time and again neglected which affects the aspect of sustainability. He added […]
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Kabarole Parish Chiefs In Trouble For Soliciting Bribes In PDM Registration
Sylvia Kugonza Kabarole district chairperson, Richard Rwabuhinga, has directed parish chiefs who solicited twenty thousand Shillings only as a requirement to register each enterprise group under the Parish development model (PDM), to refund it with immediate effect. Notably, eight groups from Kabarole parishes, were forced to pay the twenty thousand shillings, and Rwabuhinga warns […]
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Fort Portal City Resorts To Focusing Largely On Sanitation & Hygiene
BY LUCKY PATRICK The mayor Fort Portal Tourism City, His Worship Edison Asaba Ruyonga, has pledged to put more focus on sanitation and hygiene facilities in the tourism City. He said this, in a City Sanitation Coordination committee meeting, organized by Natural Resources Defense Initiative (NRDI) in Fort Portal Tourism city. This, comes along […]
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Fort Portal Rotary Club Launches Blood Donation Campaign
BY LUCKY The Rotary club of Fort Portal together with the Indian community, has launched a blood donation campaign. The campaign, aims at raising enough blood to sustain Fort Portal blood bank. Bright Mugabo, President the Rotary club of Fort Portal, on Monday morning said that the exercise would be held on Wednesday […]
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Sensitizing Public On Disease Prevention More Important Than Treatment-Nutritionist
BY SYLVIA Following the worryingly increasing health detoriation in Ugandans, a nutritionist at KRC, Joshua Tumuhereza, has observed the need to sensitize public on disease prevention and management rather than treatment. Tumuhereza, says many people are unaware of their health status and will only go for check up when they are seriously sick. This […]
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Low Fund Release Delays Road Sector Development In Kabarole- Rwabuhinga
By Lucky Patrick The President Uganda Local Government Association (ULGA), Richard Rwabuhinga who doubles as the district chairperson Kabarole, has expressed concern over the low fund release on roads sector in the district. According to Rwabuhinga, this financial year, government has released only 46 percent of the expected transfer from Uganda road fund. The […]
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Residents Warned On Tinting Gov’t Name Through Degrading The Environment
BY Lucky Patrick The Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Bunyangabu, Joshua Kisembo Masereka, has cautioned civil servants on using the government’s name to destroy wetlands. Speaking at the commemoration of World environmental day on 7th June 2022 in Bunyangabu district, Masereka observed that a number of government officials hide in the name of State […]
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Martyr’s day 2022: Bishop Muhiirwa Warns Believers On ‘Double Dealing’
Believers world over, turned up on June 3 in large numbers, at Uganda Martyrs Namugongo shrine to commemorate the mighty Uganda martyrs. The martyrs, include 22 catholic and 23 Anglican converts who were brutally killed on orders of Kabaka mwanga II over sticking to the Christian faith, and denouncing the gods of their […]
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Over 3500 Pilgrims triumphantly enter Namugongo
Over 3500 foot pilgrims have today successfully completed the trekking from Fort Portal diocese, alongside other dioceses to Namugongo. The successful completion of the long journey, has ended with the the triumphant entry to Namugongo led by the Rt.Rev.Bishop Robert Muhiirwa Akiiki, who is also the ordinary of Fortportal diocese. Earlier before in his […]
Continue ReadingPoverty, Stress, Depression & High Costs Of Living Steering Mental Illness in Ugandans
Kabooha Experts, have attributed the rising cases of mental illness to drug abuse, depression, stress, poverty and high costs of living that sometimes lead to suicidal cases. According to the recent report by the Ministry of Health and the Uganda Counseling Association, 14 million Ugandans are mentally sick accounting for 35% out of the 45 […]
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