Uganda unlikely to fully reopen in January – sources
In a reopening timetable released by the Ministry of Education and Sports recently, schools are to start on 10 January 2022.
Three districts in Northern Uganda records 32 new cases of Covid
In an update on Christmas Day regarding the Covid-19 situation in Dokolo district, Musafiri Suwed, the district Information Officer says out of 17 samples taken, one tested positive.
Widows of Lango clergymen supported with Christmas package
In 2018 when they realized 30 clergymen had passed on, she said they had to look for their wives to support them every December.
No fireworks on December 31 – North Kyoga Police chiefs
Anna Lumumba, RDC Dokolo, said they are maintaining curfew time, and people should celebrate the day from their homes.
DPC cautions savers after thieves stole money in Entebbe
Akena further asked the public to spend wisely this festive season since schools are reopening immediately.
Read what Kotido SSS teachers have done since closure of schools
When asked about the catfish, he admitted the school sold all the catfish because the mature ones were eating the younger ones.
You will never be political orphans – Deputy Speaker Among to Busoga
She made the political promise during the groundbreaking for the construction of a maternity ward at Bugaya Health Centre IV.
IMF extends emergency funding by 18 months due to Covid
The grants can be disbursed very quickly, to help member states implement policies to address emergencies after it was approved on Monday.
Farmers’ news: ‘We pray for huge harvests in 2022’—EFOTI
“The last time the contribution of the agriculture sector in GDP was at 20 per cent was in 2003-04,” according to the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS).
Uganda registers 41.43% surge in Covid infections with PTR at 10.1%
In its latest updates on Covid-19 released on Thursday for tests done on December 21, the Ministry of Health announced 710 new cases.
Economic crisis in Uganda—JEEMA youth chair writes to UAE envoy, employers over pay rise
The pandemic has degraded the national health infrastructure and exposed the rot and poor remuneration and work conditions of health care providers.
Changes BOU has directed banks to effect starting January 15
“Bank of Uganda and the supervised financial institutions will continue to sensitise the public on the alternative payment options during the six-month window