In Brief
Jul 18, 2005
Youth urged<br>KAMPALA — Parliament Speaker Edward Ssekandi has urged student leaders to exhibit a high degree of discipline. In a speech read by Northern Youth MP Dan Kidega to 150 student leaders at Parliament on Friday, Ssekandi said, “As student leaders, you must be exemplary. Show the stud
Youth urged
KAMPALA — Parliament Speaker Edward Ssekandi has urged student leaders to exhibit a high degree of discipline. In a speech read by Northern Youth MP Dan Kidega to 150 student leaders at Parliament on Friday, Ssekandi said, “As student leaders, you must be exemplary. Show the students who elected you respect and be disciplined so that they will follow.’
Naiga set
KAYUNGA — State minister for the elderly Florence Nayiga has stated her intentions to contest for the Kayunga Women’s seat in 2006. “I cannot eat without thinking about Kayunga,†she said amidst cheers from her supporters at Maria International Hotel in Kayunga town council on Sunday.
FDC spreads
SOROTI — The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) has registered 90,000 supporters in Teso, Elijah Okupa, the party’s deputy national mobiliser, has said. He was handing out 380 FDC registration booklets to the party’s district coordinators in Teso at their offices in Soroti on Sunday.
Workers told
KAYUNGA — Civil servants in the district have been cautioned against engaging in partisan politics when the country returns to multiparty politics. “If civil servants engage in partisan politics, they risk losing their jobs if the party they support does not win the elections,†Kayunga district chairman Stephen Dagada said. Dagada was speaking to journalists on Saturday in Kangulumira trading centre.
KAMPALA — Parliament Speaker Edward Ssekandi has urged student leaders to exhibit a high degree of discipline. In a speech read by Northern Youth MP Dan Kidega to 150 student leaders at Parliament on Friday, Ssekandi said, “As student leaders, you must be exemplary. Show the students who elected you respect and be disciplined so that they will follow.’
Naiga set
KAYUNGA — State minister for the elderly Florence Nayiga has stated her intentions to contest for the Kayunga Women’s seat in 2006. “I cannot eat without thinking about Kayunga,†she said amidst cheers from her supporters at Maria International Hotel in Kayunga town council on Sunday.
FDC spreads
SOROTI — The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) has registered 90,000 supporters in Teso, Elijah Okupa, the party’s deputy national mobiliser, has said. He was handing out 380 FDC registration booklets to the party’s district coordinators in Teso at their offices in Soroti on Sunday.
Workers told
KAYUNGA — Civil servants in the district have been cautioned against engaging in partisan politics when the country returns to multiparty politics. “If civil servants engage in partisan politics, they risk losing their jobs if the party they support does not win the elections,†Kayunga district chairman Stephen Dagada said. Dagada was speaking to journalists on Saturday in Kangulumira trading centre.