In Brief
Jan 17, 2010
‘Renew certificates’<br>- Kampala <br>Pharmacists have been told to renew their practicing certificates for this year. The Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda (PSU) said the measure is aimed at securing high standards of pharmacy practice.
‘Renew certificates’
- Kampala
Pharmacists have been told to renew their practicing certificates for this year. The Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda (PSU) said the measure is aimed at securing high standards of pharmacy practice. Swaibu Mukiibi, the PSU secretary, on Saturday said it is standard practice for pharmacists to renew their certificates in order to meet the statutory expectations of the body. He explained that PSU works closely with the National Drug Authority to monitor operations of the pharmacies .The body has also vowed to institute legal proceedings against those found practicing without meeting the requirements, saying it is necessary to protect the public against unscrupulous individuals and ensure quality pharmacy practice.
Businessmen repair roads
- Kampala
The business community has resorted to filling potholes in the city with debris as a temporarily measure to protect their vehicles from damage. Business operators on Thursday joined by Mubeje Enterprises, a company managing parking cars in the city, filled potholes on Ben Kiwanuka Street. “We made complaints to Kampala City Council to have these potholes filled before growing deeper and bigger in vain,†said Takalirya Mayanja, the area LCI boss.
- Kampala
Pharmacists have been told to renew their practicing certificates for this year. The Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda (PSU) said the measure is aimed at securing high standards of pharmacy practice. Swaibu Mukiibi, the PSU secretary, on Saturday said it is standard practice for pharmacists to renew their certificates in order to meet the statutory expectations of the body. He explained that PSU works closely with the National Drug Authority to monitor operations of the pharmacies .The body has also vowed to institute legal proceedings against those found practicing without meeting the requirements, saying it is necessary to protect the public against unscrupulous individuals and ensure quality pharmacy practice.
Businessmen repair roads
- Kampala
The business community has resorted to filling potholes in the city with debris as a temporarily measure to protect their vehicles from damage. Business operators on Thursday joined by Mubeje Enterprises, a company managing parking cars in the city, filled potholes on Ben Kiwanuka Street. “We made complaints to Kampala City Council to have these potholes filled before growing deeper and bigger in vain,†said Takalirya Mayanja, the area LCI boss.