In Brief
Oct 03, 2004
Wrong move’<br>By Frederick Kiwanuka<br>LUWEERO resident district commissioner Geoffrey Kyomukama has disagreed with the chairman, Abdul Nadduli, over a move the latter made recently to take pupils allegedly attacked by demons to a native doctor in Bamunanika.
‘Wrong move’
By Frederick Kiwanuka
LUWEERO resident district commissioner Geoffrey Kyomukama has disagreed with the chairman, Abdul Nadduli, over a move the latter made recently to take pupils allegedly attacked by demons to a native doctor in Bamunanika.
Kyomukama, who was away at the time, said on Monday the move by the chairman was ‘backward’.
Centre shut
By Dismus Buregyeya
Masaka municipal council has directed the municipal education officer, David Kawooya, to close the newly constructed Masaka Lions club children’s education and play centre project worth sh132m, saying it was illegal.
The municipality education committee chairman, Henry Busulwa, said the centre had operated without a license for two years.
Cops blamed
By Joel Ogwang
A POLICE commissioner, Asan Kasingye, has blamed defilement of girls in Mukono on the Police.
He warned Police officers against taking bribes from suspects in order to destroy their files, saying it denied victims justice.
He said such officers would face serious punishments, including dismissal from the force.
Youth say no
By James Lutaaya
The Democratic Party (DP) youth in Mubende have refused to back Nasser Sebaggala’s move to register the party.
They said Sebaggala is taking DP from the political map.
By Frederick Kiwanuka
LUWEERO resident district commissioner Geoffrey Kyomukama has disagreed with the chairman, Abdul Nadduli, over a move the latter made recently to take pupils allegedly attacked by demons to a native doctor in Bamunanika.
Kyomukama, who was away at the time, said on Monday the move by the chairman was ‘backward’.
Centre shut
By Dismus Buregyeya
Masaka municipal council has directed the municipal education officer, David Kawooya, to close the newly constructed Masaka Lions club children’s education and play centre project worth sh132m, saying it was illegal.
The municipality education committee chairman, Henry Busulwa, said the centre had operated without a license for two years.
Cops blamed
By Joel Ogwang
A POLICE commissioner, Asan Kasingye, has blamed defilement of girls in Mukono on the Police.
He warned Police officers against taking bribes from suspects in order to destroy their files, saying it denied victims justice.
He said such officers would face serious punishments, including dismissal from the force.
Youth say no
By James Lutaaya
The Democratic Party (DP) youth in Mubende have refused to back Nasser Sebaggala’s move to register the party.
They said Sebaggala is taking DP from the political map.