Amb. Moto’s “emotional” farewell note after Museveni’s decision
“Forgive me if I did so, and we move on. Mountains don’t meet but people do. I shall meet you sometime in the future,” Amb. Julius Peter Moto.
Analysis: Why Museveni dropped Amb. Moto, kept Otengo, Aceng
Amb. Ruth Aceng will remain in Ottawa; Mr. Amoru Paul to Pretoria, Amb. Dr. Hassan Galiwango, Nairobi as Moto is recalled home.
Museveni’s fight against corruption is hypocritical and meant for regime survival
He is a person whose government has overseen collapse of national institutions, killed health care system, destroyed educational system.
Acholi farmers get 62 heifers to boost their livelihood
123 of the groups have so been supported, according to Omara. He noted that the beneficiaries will be supported in phases.
Lango: UPC names flag bearers for upcoming by-elections
“Our party flag bearers are already carrying out campaigns that started on 2nd December and ending on 14th December 2021,” she said
Odaka: Why i think the Congo operation is not primarily about fighting ADF
In this way, any thinking leader must create a mission to make them busy or lest they turn against you the unpopular leader.
Amule, Amoru appointed ambassadors: Otengo, Aceng retained
Both former legislators make up the list of 37 appointees [ambassadors] and four deputy ambassadors appointed by the President on Sunday, 12 December.
Kenya: Hennessy becomes the NBA’s first global spirits partner
Hennessy is also a steadfast pillar of the regional economy, the standard-bearer for a sector rich in expertise. The brand is present in over 160 countries.
Serum Institute of India threatens to cut vaccine production by half
As part of the agreement, SII was also to supply 200 million doses to Covax, a worldwide initiative aimed at equitable access to covid-19 vaccines.
Lira city, where those in their 40s call themselves street kids
Some residents in the City complained that street children have taken the management of some streets.They claimed security officials are not performing their roles of protecting them.
ACME trains fifteen journalists from Northern Uganda on investigative reporting
Similarly, fifteen journalists have since Monday 6, December convened at ACME in Kampala for a-week-long training course on Road Safety in Uganda.
The 5 traits that can tank your business
The last thing you want is employees who are so concerned with kissing up to you that they don’t contribute any ideas of their own?