IN BRIEF
Oct 01, 2003
44 arrested <br>KAMPALA — The Police yesterday arrested 44 drivers and impounded special hire taxis in the city. The drivers refused to comply with the required guidelines. The city Police chief, Benson Oyo Nyeko, said, “Most of them were operating illegally. They lacked licences and some of t
44 arrested
KAMPALA — The Police yesterday arrested 44 drivers and impounded special hire taxis in the city. The drivers refused to comply with the required guidelines. The city Police chief, Benson Oyo Nyeko, said, “Most of them were operating illegally. They lacked licences and some of them were not marked.â€
Storm hits
BUSHENYI — A hailstorm on Thursday destroyed over 50 hectares of tea and about 80 of banana plantations in Rwenje parish, Butere. Area councillor Ephrahim Biraro called for government aid especially in the badly hit villages of Mpanga, Nyakabingo, Kikombe and Rwenjere.
Varsity hosts
MUKONO — Uganda Christian University is to host Prof. Kwame Bediako from Akrof Christaller Memorial Centre in Ghana as guest speaker at the university’s 4th graduation ceremony slated for Friday at the campus.
KAMPALA — The Police yesterday arrested 44 drivers and impounded special hire taxis in the city. The drivers refused to comply with the required guidelines. The city Police chief, Benson Oyo Nyeko, said, “Most of them were operating illegally. They lacked licences and some of them were not marked.â€
Storm hits
BUSHENYI — A hailstorm on Thursday destroyed over 50 hectares of tea and about 80 of banana plantations in Rwenje parish, Butere. Area councillor Ephrahim Biraro called for government aid especially in the badly hit villages of Mpanga, Nyakabingo, Kikombe and Rwenjere.
Varsity hosts
MUKONO — Uganda Christian University is to host Prof. Kwame Bediako from Akrof Christaller Memorial Centre in Ghana as guest speaker at the university’s 4th graduation ceremony slated for Friday at the campus.