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Public Transport Starts Operating Today After 42 Days Of Lockdown

Public Transport Starts Operating Today After 42 Days Of Lockdown

Public transport has resumed operations today again after being under lockdown for over 42 days. The president in his speech on Friday opened public transport and instructed them to start work today. Obviously, it came with so many conditions, otherwise, they were warned that they may go back under lockdown. Most public means actually parked on their various stages yesterday. ...

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Mubarak Munyagwa – President Museveni Will Lock The Country Again In Third Wave

Mubarak Munyagwa; President Museveni Will Lock The Country Again In The Third Wave

Former Kawempe South MP Mubarak Munyagwa has come out to predict that President Museveni will lock the country again if the third wave of the COVID pandemic hits the country. Uganda has so far gone through the first and second waves which have all required lockdowns that come with their socioeconomic effects. The President advised Ugandans to be very vigilant ...

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Seek Medical Attention Early To Avoid Death – Museveni

Museveni To Address The Nation On Saturday After 42 Days Of Lockdown

President Yoweri Museveni has called upon Ugandans to be very observant about their health. He advised them to seek immediate medical attention as soon as they feel unwell. He made these remarks on Friday night as he eased the restrictions the country has been experiencing for the last 53 days. He said the delay to seek medical care is the ...

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Museveni Confirms Owner Of Covidex To Be Prof. Patrick Ogwang

Museveni Confirms Owner Of Covidex To Be Prof. Patrick Ogwang

President Museveni has intervened in the Covidex wrangle between Mbarara University and Prof. Patrick Ogwang. The two parties fought over who exactly owned patent rights of the drug but the president cleared the air when he said it belongs to Prof. Ogwang. Addressing the nation on Friday, July 30, the president said they had briefed him about the arguments around ...

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Court Fixes Dates To Decide On Cases Against Government

Court Fixes Dates To Decide On Cases Against Government

The High Court in Kampala has fixed dates to decide on two separate filed applications against the government. The applications are challenging the decision by Government to install surveillance devices in vehicles and other vessels. City lawyer Male Mabirizi filed one of the applications and Legal Brains Trust, a not-for-profit organization filed the second application. Legal Brains Trust is headed ...

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