In Brief
Jan 18, 2006
Division gets<br>KAMPALA — Staff of Makindye Division are to shift to a sh1.2b ultra-modern office block. The building, with two floors and in the final phase, has been built with funds from the division and the City Council (KCC). Division chief Deo Kijjambu said, “We got about sh600m from the
Division gets
KAMPALA — Staff of Makindye Division are to shift to a sh1.2b ultra-modern office block. The building, with two floors and in the final phase, has been built with funds from the division and the City Council (KCC). Division chief Deo Kijjambu said, “We got about sh600m from the Local Government Development Fund, while the other money was in form of bonuses from KCC.â€
New website
KAMPALA — A new website that will enhance the covering of campaigns and create awareness in the public was launched yesterday at Hotel Africana. The website, Ugandaelects2006.com, developed and designed by Crowd Media Limited, will provide public access to key information on election updates and top stories as they unfold.
Mob forces
KAMPALA — Mayoral candidate John Kulubya Ssenseko (above) was on Tuesday forced to leave the comfort of his vehicle by slum dwellers in Makindye, who wanted him to see the deplorable conditions they live in. Concerns were raised after Kulubya waved from his open-roof Mercedes Benz to a big crowd, which had gathered at the roadside during his campaign trail in Makindye division on Tuesday.
KAMPALA — Staff of Makindye Division are to shift to a sh1.2b ultra-modern office block. The building, with two floors and in the final phase, has been built with funds from the division and the City Council (KCC). Division chief Deo Kijjambu said, “We got about sh600m from the Local Government Development Fund, while the other money was in form of bonuses from KCC.â€
New website
KAMPALA — A new website that will enhance the covering of campaigns and create awareness in the public was launched yesterday at Hotel Africana. The website, Ugandaelects2006.com, developed and designed by Crowd Media Limited, will provide public access to key information on election updates and top stories as they unfold.
Mob forces
KAMPALA — Mayoral candidate John Kulubya Ssenseko (above) was on Tuesday forced to leave the comfort of his vehicle by slum dwellers in Makindye, who wanted him to see the deplorable conditions they live in. Concerns were raised after Kulubya waved from his open-roof Mercedes Benz to a big crowd, which had gathered at the roadside during his campaign trail in Makindye division on Tuesday.