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Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has warned KCCA law enforcement officers and building inspectors to do their duties with discipline, and integrity and stop extortion. She made these remarks during a meeting with the Chairpersons from Central Division and their committees. They met to discuss the challenges they face so as to get solutions. The meeting took place at Old Kampala ...

Baker Batte, a senior journalist has advised the president to let the citizens rant on social media. He said this because of the boiling computer misuse bill that has some restrictions on social media. However, Batte thinks this bill should not continue into becoming law. “This law (Computer Misuse Bill) was brought to curtail. They have lost the digital law. ...

There are large floods faced by pedestrians, motorists and slum dwellers whenever it rains heavily, even lightly in some areas. Therefore, KCCA revealed a few common places prone to floods. Dorothy Kisaka, the KCCA Executive Director revealed the specific areas in the City’s five divisions susceptible to floods. She named Clock Tower near Queens Way, Meat Packers, Portbell, Mukwano near ...

The Government spokesperson Ofwono Opondo has suggested renaming Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park back to an indigenous name. According to Opondo, the country cannot be celebrating that a game Park here was named after a monarch miles and miles away. He suggested they adopt the original name, Kazinga National Park. This followed the death of the Queen of Britain, Her ...

A mob in Soroti descended on a teacher from Arise and Shine Nursery and Primary School after he allegedly defiled a student in his class. He narrowly survived the altercation but the mob left him nursing the injuries he sustained. David Ogwang, 23, faced the wrath of an angry mob who beat him into a coma for allegedly spending a ...