News in brief
Apr 22, 2009
<b>IGG must quit — Lukyamuzi</b><br>KAMPALA - The Conservative Party president, John Ken Lukyamuzi, has urged the Inspector General of Government (IGG), Justice Faith Mwondha, to quit office.
IGG must quit — Lukyamuzi
KAMPALA - The Conservative Party president, John Ken Lukyamuzi, has urged the Inspector General of Government (IGG), Justice Faith Mwondha, to quit office. Lukyamuzi said Mwondha was operating illegally after refusing to be vetted by the parliamentary appointments committee. “The re-appointment of the IGG is determined by the Executive and Parliament. There is no shortcut to it,†he noted. Lukyamuzi said Parliament was duty-bound to follow the Constitution.
NSSF tenants in fire-fighting drills
KAMPALA - National Social Security Fund (NSSF) tenants in Workers House received fire-fighting drills on Friday. The exercise, which lasted eight minutes, included setting off the alarm as fire marshals evacuated occupants. Chris Dramani, the Police fire chief, said the exercise lasted longer than acceptable, indicating that the response was poor.
KAMPALA - The Conservative Party president, John Ken Lukyamuzi, has urged the Inspector General of Government (IGG), Justice Faith Mwondha, to quit office. Lukyamuzi said Mwondha was operating illegally after refusing to be vetted by the parliamentary appointments committee. “The re-appointment of the IGG is determined by the Executive and Parliament. There is no shortcut to it,†he noted. Lukyamuzi said Parliament was duty-bound to follow the Constitution.
NSSF tenants in fire-fighting drills
KAMPALA - National Social Security Fund (NSSF) tenants in Workers House received fire-fighting drills on Friday. The exercise, which lasted eight minutes, included setting off the alarm as fire marshals evacuated occupants. Chris Dramani, the Police fire chief, said the exercise lasted longer than acceptable, indicating that the response was poor.