Wednesday,July 17,2019 19:58 PM
- Full Bulletin: MP says she used socks for pads
- DR Congo trader succumbs to Ebola after Uganda visit
- Kaweesi murder suspects: Free but still incarcerated
- Men awarded for supporting fistula-stricken wives
- Keeping girls in school: Experts want bottlenecks addressed
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07:02 PM 17 July 2019Kabuleta was not tortured - Police
Speaking to journalists on Wednesday at his office at Rwenzori Towers in Kampala, Kabuleta said although he was feeling okay, he was ‘tortured’ both physically and psychologically.
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07:45 PM 17 July 2019Full Bulletin: MP says she used socks for pads
The Namutumba district Woman legislator told an audience of how she asked a boy to surrender his pairs of stockings when she had begun her menstruation from class.
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07:00 PM 17 July 2019DR Congo trader succumbs to Ebola after Uganda visit
The health ministry response team is identifying and following up all people who came into contact with the trader with the collaboration of colleagues in DR Congo.
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06:21 PM 17 July 2019Kaweesi murder suspects: Free but still incarcerated
The suspects were given bail on March 19, but their release papers have not been signed yet. On Wednesday, judge Mugambe was scheduled to sign their papers, but for the fourth time, she did not appear in court.
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05:49 PM 17 July 2019Men awarded for supporting fistula-stricken wives
“They stood by their wives for about five, eight to 10 years of fistula. These are young men who would have chosen to remarry. They are community champions,” Namakula said.
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