In Brief
May 10, 2005
Three to vie<br>NEBBI — Three people have declared their intention to vie for the district chairmanship in the 2006 elections. They are the incumbent, Esrom William Alenyo, former Adjumani district local government internal auditor Okweda Rukuba and the LC3 chairman for Paidha town council, John P
Three to vie
NEBBI — Three people have declared their intention to vie for the district chairmanship in the 2006 elections. They are the incumbent, Esrom William Alenyo, former Adjumani district local government internal auditor Okweda Rukuba and the LC3 chairman for Paidha town council, John Paskal Wapokorwa.
MPs demand
KAMPALA — The parliamentary works committee is seeking mandate to participate in the probe of the incident where a ship sank in Lake Victoria on Sunday. The committee yesterday accused the Government and the Uganda Railways corporation of negligence.
UPC targets
JINJA — The Uganda People’s Congress is to recruit more youth and women to strengthen its mobilisation capacity, John Pithy Ndiko, the organising chairman of UPC Jinja branch, told party members at St. Jude Social Centre on Sunday.
‘Avail ARVs’
KAMPALA — The parliamentary budget committee yesterday urged the Government to provide anti-retroviral (ARVs) drugs to soldiers, saying they were vulnerable to HIV infection by the nature of their job.
NEBBI — Three people have declared their intention to vie for the district chairmanship in the 2006 elections. They are the incumbent, Esrom William Alenyo, former Adjumani district local government internal auditor Okweda Rukuba and the LC3 chairman for Paidha town council, John Paskal Wapokorwa.
MPs demand
KAMPALA — The parliamentary works committee is seeking mandate to participate in the probe of the incident where a ship sank in Lake Victoria on Sunday. The committee yesterday accused the Government and the Uganda Railways corporation of negligence.
UPC targets
JINJA — The Uganda People’s Congress is to recruit more youth and women to strengthen its mobilisation capacity, John Pithy Ndiko, the organising chairman of UPC Jinja branch, told party members at St. Jude Social Centre on Sunday.
‘Avail ARVs’
KAMPALA — The parliamentary budget committee yesterday urged the Government to provide anti-retroviral (ARVs) drugs to soldiers, saying they were vulnerable to HIV infection by the nature of their job.