In brief
Oct 25, 2002
KAMPALA — The man who sustained serious injuries when a transami container tipped off the perimeter wall and hit his car is steadily improving at his hospital bed in Ward 3A Mulago Hospital.
Survivor recovering
KAMPALA — The man who sustained serious injuries when a transami container tipped off the perimeter wall and hit his car is steadily improving at his hospital bed in Ward 3A Mulago Hospital. SDV Transami human resource manager, E. Nkiribakunze, said the Police had taken over investigations and that the four damaged vehicles had been towed to the Inspectorate of Vehicles.
Support army — Migereko
JINJA — State minister for energy Daudi Migereko has called upon Ugandans to support the Government to stop the insurgency in northern Uganda. “Our soldiers need our support while our commanders need constructive ideas to eliminate the on-going insurgency,†Migereko said while launching Lukolo Health Centre recently.
Mbarara gets 30 heifers
MBARARA — The district has given out 30 exotic heifers worth about sh20m to farmers in the ongoing cattle-restocking programme. The district veterinary officer, Dr. John Barigye, said on Thursday, 15 animals were given to Ngarama sub-county in Bukanga and the other to Kabuyanda sub-county in Isingiro. Barigye said the money was obtained from the prime minister’s office to help in restocking the areas which were ravaged by the 1979 and 85 wars. “We are not yet through,†he said.
KAMPALA — The man who sustained serious injuries when a transami container tipped off the perimeter wall and hit his car is steadily improving at his hospital bed in Ward 3A Mulago Hospital. SDV Transami human resource manager, E. Nkiribakunze, said the Police had taken over investigations and that the four damaged vehicles had been towed to the Inspectorate of Vehicles.
Support army — Migereko
JINJA — State minister for energy Daudi Migereko has called upon Ugandans to support the Government to stop the insurgency in northern Uganda. “Our soldiers need our support while our commanders need constructive ideas to eliminate the on-going insurgency,†Migereko said while launching Lukolo Health Centre recently.
Mbarara gets 30 heifers
MBARARA — The district has given out 30 exotic heifers worth about sh20m to farmers in the ongoing cattle-restocking programme. The district veterinary officer, Dr. John Barigye, said on Thursday, 15 animals were given to Ngarama sub-county in Bukanga and the other to Kabuyanda sub-county in Isingiro. Barigye said the money was obtained from the prime minister’s office to help in restocking the areas which were ravaged by the 1979 and 85 wars. “We are not yet through,†he said.