Inspector General of Government Beti Kamya and Lands Commission chair, Beatrice Byenkya Nyakaisiki have been summoned by the president. This is due to the recent rivalry between the two he has termed as the “war of letters.” The major issue originates from a couple of letters the latter sent to the president through his private principle secretary. Apparently, the letters ...
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World Leaders React To Resignation Of Liz Truss As UK Prime Minister
After 45 days in office, Liz Truss, stepped down from her position as the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister. The news of her resignation triggered an immediate reaction from leaders around the world. Many of the editorials focused on the brevity of Truss’s time in office and the ongoing political chaos in Britain. One of the notable world leaders to react ...
Read More »Muhoozi Can Participate In Politics But He Should Stop Insulting The Uniform – Winnie Kiiza
Former Leader of opposition, Winnie Kiiza, has said Muhoozi has every right to take part in the politics of the country because he is a citizen. However, this would means he would have to stop insulting the uniform and just put it off perhaps. “The son is also in uniform, talking about politics. Muhoozi, first go and resign If you ...
Read More »NEC FC Defeats Police To Maintain Early Move
The newly promoted National Enterprise Corporation Football Club (NEC FC) have had a good start in the FUFA Big League. The new comers managed to extend this good start to the season by edging Police FC that got relegated last season. During the game played in Thursday at Bugolobi Coffee Ground, the home side put two at the back of ...
Read More »Obtaining An Omstartslån Ensures Debt Statute Doesn’t Restart
There is a restriction, known as the statute of limitations, on the length of time that a creditor has to file a lawsuit against you in order to compel you to pay a debt. After a debt’s statute of limitations expires, it’s no longer enforceable until you resume it. Gain an understanding of the several ways in which statutes of ...
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