In Sunday Vision: Kayihura row deepens
Aug 28, 2016
A look at the trending stories in today's news paper
Lawyers who sued the Inspector General of Police, Gen. Kale Kayihura and seven other Police officers, have vowed to petition the Supreme Court, challenging an order by the deputy Chief Justice, Steven Kavuma, blocking the trial
Investor demands sh71.6b over halted sugar project
Taxpayers could lose $21.2m (about sh71.6b) over an abandoned plan to set up a sugar factory in Nakasongola, if an investor, Tirupati Development Uganda Limited, triumphs in court
Museveni's paper to guide Africa
African leaders meeting in Nairobi, Kenya have agreed to use President Yoweri Museveni's paper on bottlenecks facing Africa's development as a blueprint to guide the continent
In Features today….
(Teachers making a difference)
Twongeirwe is Nyakibale primary school's pride for pupils with hearing impairments
Sign language has become a part of her life as a result of so many years spent teaching children with hearing impairments. She is a soft-spoken woman and most times uses sign language to communicate even with people who can hear well. Twongeirwe graduated as a Grade III teacher in 2000
In Innovations
The tale of Kiyingi's toy creations
Toys are not just for enjoyment, some add values to the children's learning as well. They engage children's senses, spark their imagination and encourage them to interact with others. Toys with contrasting colours are fascinating to younger children and stimulate their developing vision. Victor Kiyingi, 45, is the director of MR TOYS based at his home in Kawempe Kutano, in Kampala. He started carving wooden toys over three years ago
And In Sunday Extra
In Sunday Sport
Miya draws AJAX, C.VIGO
Faroouk Miya is one young Ugandan player who just won't stop scaling the heights of football! Having had a break out performance in the 2013/14 season with Vipers scoring 20 goals in 49 appearances, the Cranes star would later transfer his football trade to Belgian giants Standard Liege earlier this year in a whooping sh1.3b ($400,000) deal.