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Mariam Wangadya, the UHRC Chairperson, has revealed that she is living and working in fear after she discovered that some of the commissioners are armed and want to come to meetings with their guns. This has thrown her into panic and fear. Wangadya has admitted that she fears calling meetings since she is worried of what these armed commissioners might do to her or any other member of the Commission.
At least five people have been arrested in Bunyangabu District on allegations of obtaining money by false pretence after they attempted to con veterans.
Members of Parliament from Kasese District have praised Charles Ayume’s Committee on Health for recommending the reactivation of the credit line for medical supplies to Kilembe Mines Hospital.
So, when Aber shared about how grateful she was for getting an opportunity “to join my next president SPA/SO -Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba on this crucial diplomatic mission to Rwanda as he continues to build bridges and deepen bilateral relations,” one social media troll reminded her that Muhoozi was happily married to Charlotte Nankunda.
Authorities in Mukunyu Sub-County in Kasese District are hunting for self-proclaimed rain makers who are allegedly soliciting funds from the community to make it rain.
A ROTTEN SYSTEM FRUSTRATING YOUNG DOCTORS: Despite President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s directive that the emergency health workers who put their lives on the line to treat Covid19 patients be rewarded with employment by the Health Service Commission, concerned officials at the Dr Jane Ruth Aceng-led Ministry of Health (MoH) are yet to recruit these health workers.
Mathias Mpuuga Nsamba, the Leader of Opposition in Uganda’s 11th Parliament, has made it clear that there is no crisis at the National Unity Platform (NUP) over the new constitution, and that people should stop thinking that party leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, the singer and youthful politician, forces him to do things he disagrees with.
When he was arrested while driving along Lumumba Avenue in Kampala on April 14, 2023, State Minister for Planning Amos Lugoloobi must have been so angry at the men in uniform who uttered the words announcing his arrest but he now seems convinced that it could have been God’s plan to teach him a lesson and inspire him to do more for Ugandans.
The Uganda Health Exhibition has officially started today, Monday, April 24, 2023, as netizens seek to expose the sorry state of the country’s health sector. An online exhibition, #UgandaHealthExhibition, is being spearheaded by academic and cartoonist Dr Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, the activist behind the recent Kampala Pothole Exhibition.