In Brief
Dec 16, 2002
<b>LRA rebels kill 4 in Apac ...<br>Court calls Maracha MP ...<br>37 firms bid for rebel deal ...</b>
LRA rebels kill 4 in Apac
APAC — The LRA rebels of Joseph Kony killed four people at Ajak, Ngai sub-county in Oyam North on Sunday. The RDC, Drani Dradriga, said the rebels abducted some people and looted food. He said the captives were set free after carrying the loot into the bush. Sources said the rebels entered the area through Lalogi in Gulu district.
Court calls Maracha MP
KAMPALA — A city court has summoned Maracha county MP Alex Onzima to answer charges of driving carelessly. Buganda Road Court Grade One Magistrate Martin Mungao issued the summons yesterday when Onzima’s file was called in his absence. He ordered the MP to report to court on December 23. Prosecution said Onzima drove his car, UAE 733K, carelessly and hit another car last month.
37 firms bid for rebel deal
KAMPALA — A total of 37 firms have bid to supply various goods and services in resettling the west Nile-based Uganda National Rescue Front II rebels led by Maj. Gen. Ali Bamuze. The bids were opened yesterday by the secretary to the Amnesty Commission, Damian Kato, in the presence of the tender committee boss, Thomas Kisembo. Items to be supplied include cars, household items and garden tools.
APAC — The LRA rebels of Joseph Kony killed four people at Ajak, Ngai sub-county in Oyam North on Sunday. The RDC, Drani Dradriga, said the rebels abducted some people and looted food. He said the captives were set free after carrying the loot into the bush. Sources said the rebels entered the area through Lalogi in Gulu district.
Court calls Maracha MP
KAMPALA — A city court has summoned Maracha county MP Alex Onzima to answer charges of driving carelessly. Buganda Road Court Grade One Magistrate Martin Mungao issued the summons yesterday when Onzima’s file was called in his absence. He ordered the MP to report to court on December 23. Prosecution said Onzima drove his car, UAE 733K, carelessly and hit another car last month.
37 firms bid for rebel deal
KAMPALA — A total of 37 firms have bid to supply various goods and services in resettling the west Nile-based Uganda National Rescue Front II rebels led by Maj. Gen. Ali Bamuze. The bids were opened yesterday by the secretary to the Amnesty Commission, Damian Kato, in the presence of the tender committee boss, Thomas Kisembo. Items to be supplied include cars, household items and garden tools.