In Brief
Jul 03, 2003
<b>Toro refutes ...<br>Ireland aids ...</b>
Toro refutes
By Emmanuel Mulondo
Toro kingdom palace minister has refuted reports that cement donated for the construction of the King Oyo Children’s Hospital has gone missing.
Mesheck Kawamara told a press conference on Tuesday that though he did not know where the cement was, he was sure the premier knew where it was, in physical form or otherwise. The cement was donated by Kasese Hima Cement Factory.
Ireland aids
By Eddie Sejjoba
The Irish government through Save the Children, UK, has handed over the Child and Family Protection Unit with fully equipped cells for suspected juvenile offenders.
The development attache at the Irish embassy, Donal Cronin, handed over the sh192m unit last week in Masaka.
He said Ireland had contributed sh2b in the last two years for the justice reform programme.
By Emmanuel Mulondo
Toro kingdom palace minister has refuted reports that cement donated for the construction of the King Oyo Children’s Hospital has gone missing.
Mesheck Kawamara told a press conference on Tuesday that though he did not know where the cement was, he was sure the premier knew where it was, in physical form or otherwise. The cement was donated by Kasese Hima Cement Factory.
Ireland aids
By Eddie Sejjoba
The Irish government through Save the Children, UK, has handed over the Child and Family Protection Unit with fully equipped cells for suspected juvenile offenders.
The development attache at the Irish embassy, Donal Cronin, handed over the sh192m unit last week in Masaka.
He said Ireland had contributed sh2b in the last two years for the justice reform programme.