In the New Vision, Tuesday, June 28

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The  New Vision is launching a series beginning tomorrow on relations between Uganda and Israel ahead of a visit by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu next week.

But how has Uganda benefitted from Israel since the 1960s? Is it true that Israel airlifted soil from Uganda to make their country green? Do not listen to all the myths, get the truth in the New Vision. Don't miss a piece of this insightful history.

The IGG has started investigating the Civil Aviation Authority bosses over the mismanagement of Entebbe airport. We bring you the suspected bosses and why the IGG is investigating them.

A father and his four children have sued Mengo hospital over the death of his wife and their mother, citing negligence and unhygienic conditions. We bring you what the family says happened at the hospital before the death of their beloved one.

Uganda has been advised to adopt the UN guidelines on land evictions and displacement of people. Get a list of these guidelines in the New Vision and judge for yourself whether they will help the country solve the widespread land conflicts.

The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development will use Vision Group's Pakasa and Yiiya Sente programmes to encourage the youth to start income-generating projects. The programmes will start in Kampala's slums. Get details of how the campaign will be carried out and how you can participate and improve your life.

The Police have admitted that some of their officers  work with criminal gangs. How do they connive, and are the rogue officers known? We bring you the full revelation inside.

NRM has won 21 out of 29 election petitions against its party members, losing only eight. New Vision brings you the details of who won, who lost and why from the NRM secretary general, Kasule Lumumba.

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