Amid raising hunger levels, the world population is expected to grow to an exponential 8 billion people this year. The announcement came from the United Nations ahead of today’s World Population Day. In 2011, the global population peaked the 7billion mark and in 2021 it stood at 7.9 billion people. There’s an expectation that it will grow further to around ...
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We Are Now Using Unity As A Force For Change – Joel Ssenyonyi
NUP Spokesperson, Joel Ssenyonyi, has said they have now changed tactics to front unity above anything as a force for change. Joel says NUP was not at all short of candidates to parade for Soroti but they saw it right to stand with their FDC counterpart. In any case, Ssenyonyi says he is sure of their victory unless otherwise. “We ...
Read More »Karamoja, Hunger Claims 70 Lives As Drought Continues
Reports coming in from Karamoja indicate that so far hunger has claimed 70 lives in the sub-region. This is because of the ongoing drought season in Karamoja. The local authorities are calling upon the government and humanitarian agencies to come to their rescue and supply the locals with food as the drought season continues. Butaleja is also having the same ...
Read More »Procurement Entities Urged To Consider Local Contractors
Ramathan Ggoobi, the permanent secretary at the Ministry of Finance has asked procurement entities to encourage local contractors through reserving 30% of the civil works for them. He made these remarks on Friday at Hotel Africana as he opened the 6th Annual Procurement Summit 2022. The Institute of Procurement Professionals of Uganda (IPPU) organized the summit under the theme, “Procurement ...
Read More »Some Journalists Cross Boundaries In Their Search For News – Felix Kulayigye
The UPDF spokesperson, Brig. Felix Kulayigye, has come out to criticize all journalists that go beyond their limits in the bid to access news. While appearing on NBS TV’s Face-Off program, Kulayigye said that some journalists think they are so professional. This forces them to go beyond their reach in the search for news. Kulayigye said that these journalists should ...
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