The first batch of over 3000 Ugandans who were evacuated from Juba,[5] in South Sudan on Thursday following outbreak of war that broke out last week have successfully crossed into Uganda at Nimule border on Friday afternoon.[9] Check Also: I Dont Want Any More Bloodshed In South Sudan, Says Salva Kiir Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF) spokesperson,[1] Paddy Ankunda confirmed the first ...
Read More »Catholic Church Suspends Fr Kibuuka
Archbishop of Kampala Cyprian Kizito Lwanga yesterday announced the suspension of controversial priest Jacinto Kibuuka, withdrawing all his priestly duties,[9] including celebrating the sacraments, preaching the word of God and pastoral care of the faithful.[6] Check Also: Pope Criticises West For Trying To Export Own Brand of Democracy to Africa This means that Fr Kibuuka, whose Mamre Prayer Centre – Uganda ...
Read More »ICC Reports Uganda And Djibouti For Failing To Arrest Omar Al-Bashir
THE HAGUE, Netherlands – [6]The International Criminal Court ( ICC ) has reported Uganda and Djibouti to the United Nations Security Council for failing to arrest indicted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir when he was in those African nations in May.[9] Check also: ICC Drops Charges Against Kenyan Deputy President The move Tuesday is the latest in a string of such ...
Read More »Ugandan President, Yoweri Museveni’s Roadside Phone Call Gets Twitter Users Guessing
This photo of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, chatting on the phone while sitting on a chair on the side of a village road,[9] has raised questions – such as whether the cowboy hat-wearing leader was pulling off a cheap publicity stunt or was dealing with urgent matters of national importance.[5] Check also: Uganda: 30 People Held Over Coup Plot Against ...
Read More »YOFACO Making Agriculture Cool For Youth Employment In Uganda
Currently, the agricultural sector in Uganda employs over 78% of Uganda’s population, accounts for 53% of the national export revenue and contributes 24% of GDP.[9] It has great potential to address youth unemployment currently at 83%. “We believe that agriculture can do much better if more youth are attracted given their natural vibrancy and creativity” says Khamutima Tumwebaze, the Executive ...
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