Amb. Paul Amoru: “I am humbled to witness and take part in the historic collaboration between Uganda and Botswana in tackling foot and mouth disease.”
Author: Milton Emmy Akwam
Posted inNews
Breaking: Micheal Adonyo signs out of Lango NUP’s role
Adonyo has left his role of coordinating NUP affairs in Lango.
Posted inDiplomatic News
Tayebwa lauds Uganda’s embassy in Pretoria for strengthening trade and bilateral ties
In an X post on his official account, Deputy Speaker Tayebwa commended Amb. Amoru’s unwavering dedication to advancing Uganda’s economic and developmental agenda and strengthening government-to-government ties.
Posted inInterview / People
Martha Namugabo: ‘I had already possessed faith’ to save my husband with my kidney
Though the mountain was very big to possess I was very sure I would possess it. I was alone, says Martha on standing by her husband, Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso.
Posted inHealth / Interview
Exclusive: Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso speaks after his successful kidney transplant
Life after transplant is okay and transplant is a definite treatment to the end state of the kidney disease, says Dr Anthony.
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Excl.: UNRA gives updates on planned traffic flow at Karuma Bridge
Karuma Bridge was constructed by an Indian Company in 1963.
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Karuma Bridge Inspection: Kampala-Gulu highway to be closed for 4 days
The construction of Karuma Bridge started in 1963 and was completed in 1988 by an Indian engineering company.
Posted inPolitics
Dokolo: Rosemary Alwoc Ogwal pledges to follow her mother’s footsteps
Last week, a delagation from 60 villages in Dokolo paid a visit to late Cecilia Ogwal’s family in Alito and endorsed her daughter Rosemary Alwoc to replace her in Parliament.
Posted inCrime
Minister Huda Oleru: “Past armies participated in extrajudicial killings”
In 2021, popular lawyer Male Mabirizi dragged the government to East African Court over extrajudicial killings.
Posted inCrime
Eritrea is Africa’s top jailer as 67 journalists are imprisoned in 2023
On the census date of December 1, 2023, globally, 320 journalists were behind bars. This number was the second highest since the census began in 1992, CPJ says.
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WHO latest report: 860k women in Uganda live with HIV
The WHO Uganda latest report show significant results over the last three months.
Posted inEnvironment
UPDF to develop climate change and environment security strategy
The move is aimed at fulfilling the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Force’s constitutional mandate of supporting civilian authorities in emergencies and cases of natural disasters.