IN BRIEF
Sep 02, 2005
<b>UJCC hails</b><br>KAMPALA - Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC) has hailed World Vision for declaring the north a humanitarian emergency and pledged to work with it to address the needs of the region
UJCC hails
KAMPALA - Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC) has hailed World Vision for declaring the north a humanitarian emergency and pledged to work with it to address the needs of the region. This was during a meeting between UJCC's Rev Can. Grace Kaiso and World Vision chief Luther Anukur on Tuesday.
Deserters got
BUSIA - The Police have arrested two UPDF deserters with a gun and bullets. District Police commander Christopher Barugahare said they had been tracking privates Sam Kidiki from Padyeri and Patrick Obonyo from Kabalama Army Barracks for a long time in connection with several armed robbers.
Chief sued
MAYUGE - An employee of Imanyiro has sued the sub-county chief at the human rights commission in Jinja for non-payment of salary arrears amounting to sh2.6m. Kusaini Muzei said he was employed in 1999 as a messenger at sh50,000 but he had never been paid.
CAO applauds
By Vincent Charles
SOROTI chief administrative officer (CAO) George William Omuge has hailed the Uganda AIDS Control Project for being a steady partner of the district in the fight against the disease.
This was in a statement released by his office on Tuesday, thanking the body for sh5m given to four organisations for AIDS activities.
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KAMPALA - Uganda Joint Christian Council (UJCC) has hailed World Vision for declaring the north a humanitarian emergency and pledged to work with it to address the needs of the region. This was during a meeting between UJCC's Rev Can. Grace Kaiso and World Vision chief Luther Anukur on Tuesday.
Deserters got
BUSIA - The Police have arrested two UPDF deserters with a gun and bullets. District Police commander Christopher Barugahare said they had been tracking privates Sam Kidiki from Padyeri and Patrick Obonyo from Kabalama Army Barracks for a long time in connection with several armed robbers.
Chief sued
MAYUGE - An employee of Imanyiro has sued the sub-county chief at the human rights commission in Jinja for non-payment of salary arrears amounting to sh2.6m. Kusaini Muzei said he was employed in 1999 as a messenger at sh50,000 but he had never been paid.
CAO applauds
By Vincent Charles
SOROTI chief administrative officer (CAO) George William Omuge has hailed the Uganda AIDS Control Project for being a steady partner of the district in the fight against the disease.
This was in a statement released by his office on Tuesday, thanking the body for sh5m given to four organisations for AIDS activities.
Ends