Dr. Chris Baryomunsi, the Minister for ICT and National Guidance has said journalists can’t speak of press freedom without talking about responsibility. He says with this digital revolution, everyone has assumed the role of a journalist. So, there should be a difference between the wannabes and the actual journalists. “With this digital revolution, we see the emergence of social media ...
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Ministers And MPs Will Never Feel The Pressure Of High Prices – Solomon Serwanjja
Former NBS Journalist, Solomon Serwanjja, has said Ministers and MPs will never feel the pressure of high prices. He says there is no way they can feel the pinch because they get everything on a silver plate. “When will the President and ministers feel the pressure when they don’t even know the price of fuel. Is there a day when ...
Read More »Ministry Of Works And Transport Suspends Link Bus Company Following Nasty Road Accident
Yesterday 4th May 2022 was one of the most gloomy days in Uganda, especially amongst road users after a nasty road accident that cost tens of lives and injured several others. This has led to the Ministry of Works and Transport suspending Link Buses temporarily. A bus belonging to the company was one of the vehicles that perished in a ...
Read More »Kyegegwa Religious Leaders Leaders Cry Out To Be Included In Emyooga Program
Kyegegwa Religious Leaders have asked the government to consider them in the Emyooga programs saying they too desire to benefit. The State Minister for Microfinance, Haruna Kyeyune Kasolo wound up monitoring of Emyooga program in the Rwenzori region. However, the Kyegegwa Religious leaders, are not among the 18 categories of beneficiaries. Meanwhile, the Kyaka Central MP, Tom Bright Amooti said ...
Read More »I Wonder How People Sleep While Traveling On Ugandan Roads – Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago
Kampala Lord Mayor, Erias Lukwago, has said the infrastructure state of Uganda is in a dire state. He says he doesn’t even know how people sleep while traveling on Ugandan roads. “One of the biggest problems is an infrastructural problem. I even commend our drivers in Uganda. They are very brilliant and sharp. It’s a nightmare driving on our roads. ...
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