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Friday January 1, 2010.
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 National MP, Minister row over support in Butaleja A Political quarrel has erupted between the Minister without Portfolio, Dorothy Hyuha and Bunyole MP Emmanuel Dombo (NRM). More... Makerere dons not decided on Kagonyera MAKERERE University academic staff has not yet taken a position on whether Prof. Mondo Kagonyera should resign as the chancellor. More... Business Parliament okays sh116b for roads PARLIAMENT has approved sh116b for the maintenance of national roads. The monies will be channeled through the Uganda Road Fund (URF) in the second half of the 2009/10 financial year, Eng. Francis Baziraake, the board chairman, said. More... Daimler to supply 2010 World Cup buses GERMAN auto giant Daimler said on Tuesday it had won a contract to deliver 460 long-distance Mercedes-Benz buses to South Africa in April for use in the 2010 football World Cup. More... Sports Commonwealth team gets funds assurance STATE sports Minister Charles Bakkabulindi has assured Ugandan sportsmen that funds will be available to send a team to the Commonwealth Games in New Delhi in October. More... URA to pocket sh42m for Dhaira UGANDA Revenue Authority will battle in the CAF Champions League and attempt to revive their faltering league title-defence without the experienced hands of Abbey Dhaira who has moved to Congolese club AS Vita for $22,000. More... Today's Column How did we fare last decade and what is the way forward? TODAY is the first day of another year, another decade this century. And for what it is worth, let us take stock not only of what we achieved or failed to achieve in 2009 but do so for the last 10 years since the turn of the century.
Editorial Focus on infrastructure development in 2010 PARLIAMENT has approved sh116b for maintenance of Uganda’s 21,000 km national road network. The plan is to spend the money over the next six months. There are concerns whether the Uganda National Roads Authority has the necessary structures to disburse this money efficiently. But at least it is a good signal of intent. More...  |
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