The King of Buganda has today celebrated his 66th birthday. This was under the theme Youth To Take Lead In Fight Against HIV/AIDs. It was held at Lubiri Mengo, the home of Buganda. These celebrations were not as huge as they usually are due to the pandemic. The kingdom invited only a maximum of 200 people to join the Kabaka ...
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Don Wanyama Becomes New Vision Group CEO
The senior Presidential Press Secretary, Don Wanyama has scooped a new job as the new CEO of the Vision Group. The chairman of the Vision Group, Patrick Ayota made the decision to appoint Wanyama after he passed all necessary qualifications required. Don Wanyama has replaced Robert Kabushenga at Vision Group after he announced his resignation in January. Kabushenga’s resignation put ...
Read More »7 billion is Lost Every Year Due To Ghost Teachers
Government loses 7billion every year due to ghost teachers. Officials from the education service led by their chairperson Sam Luboga revealed. Apparently, these teachers fraudulently got into the whole process of getting on the government payroll. Research shows that Teso region has the highest number of ghost teachers. Sam Luboga confirmed that some teachers are using fake appointment letters from ...
Read More »FDC Distances Itself From Endorsing Any Candidate For Speakership
The Forum For Democratic Change (FDC) has distanced itself from endorsing anyone for speakership yet. This comes after two of the party’s members expressed interest in the speaker’s position. Geoffrey Ekanya and Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda have exhibited their interest in this seat and even spoken to the media. Of course, this was wrong because the party had not agreed on ...
Read More »We Are Stuck With More than 1500 Passports, Internal Affairs
The Internal Affairs spokesperson has pointed out that they are stuck with more than 1500 passports. Jacob Siminyu said most of the passports belong to individuals who were quarantined as they entered the country at the peak of Covid. Individuals entering the country during that time had to hand over their passports as a must. “We still have about 1500 ...
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