News in brief
Apr 05, 2009
<b>Three arrested over arson</b><br>NTUNGAMO-The Police are holding three men suspected to have set ablaze the house of Selenzio Mugisha, the proprietor of Ntungamo Tailoring School.
Three arrested over arson
NTUNGAMO-The Police are holding three men suspected to have set ablaze the house of Selenzio Mugisha, the proprietor of Ntungamo Tailoring School. The Police identified the suspects as Moses Byamukama, Vincent Ddembe and Tukundane. The three are said to have burnt the house at night injuring Mugisha and five members of his family. The victims were admitted to Itojo Hospital in a critical condition.
Schools get computers KASESE-Australian-based Murdock University has secured over 500 computers for schools in the district. The university, in coordination with the Rwenzori Agricultural Diversification Promotion Organisation (RWADIPO), wants to help Kasese schools keep abreast with the modern world, said Sulait Kule, the RWADIPO chairperson, on Monday. Kule was speaking at a head teachers’ meeting at Rwenzori Royal Nursery and Primary School.
NTUNGAMO-The Police are holding three men suspected to have set ablaze the house of Selenzio Mugisha, the proprietor of Ntungamo Tailoring School. The Police identified the suspects as Moses Byamukama, Vincent Ddembe and Tukundane. The three are said to have burnt the house at night injuring Mugisha and five members of his family. The victims were admitted to Itojo Hospital in a critical condition.
Schools get computers KASESE-Australian-based Murdock University has secured over 500 computers for schools in the district. The university, in coordination with the Rwenzori Agricultural Diversification Promotion Organisation (RWADIPO), wants to help Kasese schools keep abreast with the modern world, said Sulait Kule, the RWADIPO chairperson, on Monday. Kule was speaking at a head teachers’ meeting at Rwenzori Royal Nursery and Primary School.