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The NWSC Board has re-appointed Eng. Dr. Silver Mugisha as the corporation’s Managing Director on a five-year- term.
All Ugandan civil servants who will not be counted in an ongoing validation and validation exercise of government employees will not be paid salaries in the next financial year which begins in July 2023, the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development (MoFPED) has announced.
When Stanley Kisambira recorded audios venting his frustration over his Shs235,000 salary, he definitely was aware that his fearlessness would come with consequences. And the Ugandan state has reacted and yet is more to come for the driver who has worked with one of the arms of his country’s government for a cool 15 years.
Uganda’s Judiciary has confirmed increasing allowances for its drivers and other non-judicial staff to ensure that these employees take home over Shs1m every month, a figure above what the Museveni government pays each secondary school arts teacher.
Ugandan President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni has tasked the head of the Police Force, Inspector General (IGP) Martins Okoth Ochola to answer at least six questions related to the shooting of Indian money lender Uttam Bhandari.
A group of foreigners who have been working on a hydropower plant project have impregnated at least 31 teenage girls and left the country for Sri Lanka, local authorities have told The Pearl Times.
Ugandan President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni has finally broached the issue of salary enhancement for national army UPDF officers after a bodyguard shot dead Col (Rtd) Charles Engola, the Minister of Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations, in Kyanja, Kampala.
President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s government has made it clear that it will not increase salaries for medical officers special grade, also referred to as associate consultant doctors, as well as Senior House Officers (SHOs) who have laid down their tools over pay-related grievances.
President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s multi-billion Tropical Institute of Development Innovations (TRIDI) silk project might fail if government does not intervene and streamline the institute’s operations, sort out leadership issues (particularly those with its mother ministry), and stop the mass exit of staff.