In Brief
Feb 07, 2006
Officers told<br>By Eddie Ssejjoba<br>Masaka Referral hospital superintendent Dr. Kenya Mugisha has asked UPDF soldiers to go for voluntary HIV testing, saying those who test positive will access free antiretroviral therapy at the Uganda Cares Clinic. Mugisha was briefing UPDF soldiers from Kasijj
Officers told
By Eddie Ssejjoba
Masaka Referral hospital superintendent Dr. Kenya Mugisha has asked UPDF soldiers to go for voluntary HIV testing, saying those who test positive will access free antiretroviral therapy at the Uganda Cares Clinic. Mugisha was briefing UPDF soldiers from Kasijjagirwa Armoured Brigade during a cleaning exercise, which was part of the UPDF Terehe Sita celebrations.
Chief warns
By Patrick Opio
THE Permanent secretary, ministry of Local Government, Vincent Ssekkono, has advised chief administrative officers and town clerks to stop paying employees dismissed in last year’s national restructuring exercise. In a recent letter, Ssekkono advised them to comply with the guidelines on restructuring issued by the Public Service Commission.
FDC launches
By Darious Magara
The Forum for democratic Change (FDC) on Sunday launched a campaign in Kabale district and called for support for party members contesting for different posts. Party chief in charge of finance Jack Sabiti presided over the launch at Rushoroza Boys’ primary school.
Fares hiked
By William Rwebembera
Taxi operators in Hoima on Saturday hiked fares to places where FDC presidential candidate Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye was staging campaign rallies. Besigye addressed a rallies at Masindi stadium, Buliisa and Biiso.
By Eddie Ssejjoba
Masaka Referral hospital superintendent Dr. Kenya Mugisha has asked UPDF soldiers to go for voluntary HIV testing, saying those who test positive will access free antiretroviral therapy at the Uganda Cares Clinic. Mugisha was briefing UPDF soldiers from Kasijjagirwa Armoured Brigade during a cleaning exercise, which was part of the UPDF Terehe Sita celebrations.
Chief warns
By Patrick Opio
THE Permanent secretary, ministry of Local Government, Vincent Ssekkono, has advised chief administrative officers and town clerks to stop paying employees dismissed in last year’s national restructuring exercise. In a recent letter, Ssekkono advised them to comply with the guidelines on restructuring issued by the Public Service Commission.
FDC launches
By Darious Magara
The Forum for democratic Change (FDC) on Sunday launched a campaign in Kabale district and called for support for party members contesting for different posts. Party chief in charge of finance Jack Sabiti presided over the launch at Rushoroza Boys’ primary school.
Fares hiked
By William Rwebembera
Taxi operators in Hoima on Saturday hiked fares to places where FDC presidential candidate Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye was staging campaign rallies. Besigye addressed a rallies at Masindi stadium, Buliisa and Biiso.