In Brief
Jul 30, 2006
Police detain<br>BUSHENYI<br>The Police on Thursday arrested and detained five men for illegally transporting cattle without livestock movement permits. District Police chief Joel Aguma said they also impounded a Dyna truck for transporting the animals without clear documents. The animals from Kag
Police detain
BUSHENYI
The Police on Thursday arrested and detained five men for illegally transporting cattle without livestock movement permits. District Police chief Joel Aguma said they also impounded a Dyna truck for transporting the animals without clear documents. The animals from Kagango market in Kabwohe-Itendero town council were being taken to Ishaka trading centre.
Bahati hails
WAKISO
Ndorwa West MP David Bahati has hailed the on-going peace talks between the Government and LRA rebels in Juba, Sudan. The MP said the peace efforts would yield national unity and boost economic activities. He was on Saturday presiding at the hand-over of Nkumba University western Students association at Ssesse Gateway Beach.
AG appeals
KAMPALA
The Attorney General (AG) wants the Constitutional Court to reject John Ken Lukyamuzi’s petition in which he is alleging wrongful sacking from Parliament. The AG, in a reply filed in court on Wednesday, denied the former Lubaga South MP’s allegations, saying they were false, frivolous and vexatious and did not deserve any remedies. Lukyamuzi wants court to declare his sacking unconstitutional, null and void.
BUSHENYI
The Police on Thursday arrested and detained five men for illegally transporting cattle without livestock movement permits. District Police chief Joel Aguma said they also impounded a Dyna truck for transporting the animals without clear documents. The animals from Kagango market in Kabwohe-Itendero town council were being taken to Ishaka trading centre.
Bahati hails
WAKISO
Ndorwa West MP David Bahati has hailed the on-going peace talks between the Government and LRA rebels in Juba, Sudan. The MP said the peace efforts would yield national unity and boost economic activities. He was on Saturday presiding at the hand-over of Nkumba University western Students association at Ssesse Gateway Beach.
AG appeals
KAMPALA
The Attorney General (AG) wants the Constitutional Court to reject John Ken Lukyamuzi’s petition in which he is alleging wrongful sacking from Parliament. The AG, in a reply filed in court on Wednesday, denied the former Lubaga South MP’s allegations, saying they were false, frivolous and vexatious and did not deserve any remedies. Lukyamuzi wants court to declare his sacking unconstitutional, null and void.