Prime Minister, Robinah Nabbanja has responded to Eng. Hillary Onek’s letter saying they shall not allow laziness. She says she will not sit down and watch ministers she calls lazy fail to execute their duties. She said this while speaking to journalists in response to the letter Onek wrote. The PM went ahead and told journalists that she didn’t even ...
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You Have Taken Over Duties Of My Office – Eng Hillary Onek To Prime Minister
Eng Hillary Onek, Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees has accused Prime Minister, Robinah Nabbanja. Apparently, the prime minister has taken over his office and all his duties. He emphasizes that not only is she taking over his office, but also the office of his deputy. This according to him, is unbearable. “From the time of your appointment, I ...
Read More »More Details Emerge On Swift Bus Suicide Bomber
In an attack on Monday evening a week ago, a bomb blast targeting a Swift bus left one person dead. The incident happened at Lungala in Mpigi district along the Kampala-Masaka highway. Security has since said the deceased person happened to be a suicide bomber who targeted over 50 passengers in the Swift bus. Police spokesperson, Fred Enanga addressed journalists ...
Read More »The Devil Is In Charge Of This Country – Winnie Kizza And Other Activists Claim
Winnie Kizza and other activists have said the devil is in charge of this country. She made these remarks during a town hall virtual meeting on the Covid-19 global response. It was under the topic: “What are the benefits and implications.” According to the activists, the government has to protect the inherent rights of the citizens. Among these also includes, ...
Read More »Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi To Know His Fate In Parliament Today
Today, Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi will know his fate in Parliament. The High Court in Kabalewill deliver its judgment in a petition challenging the election of the Security minister as MP for Rujumbura, Rukungiri District. Justice Phillip Odoki is expected today at 1 pm to giving his ruling upon this case. “Take notice that judgment in this petition shall be ...
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