In Brief
Oct 10, 2003
<b>Kadaga, MPs in Rwanda<br>By Henry Mukasa</b><br>A PARLIAMENT delegation led by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, was on Wednesday in Rwanda to attend the inauguration of the newly-elected national Parliament.
Kadaga, MPs in Rwanda
By Henry Mukasa
A PARLIAMENT delegation led by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, was on Wednesday in Rwanda to attend the inauguration of the newly-elected national Parliament.
The delegation included Kasirivu Atwooki (Bugangaizi) and Jane Akwero Odong (Kitgum).
Rwanda recently held presidential elections which were won by the incumbent, Maj. Gen. Paul Kagame.
Benelux envoy starts work
By John Odyek
Uganda’s ambassador to the Benelux countries Deo Rwabita on Wednesday presented his letter of accreditation to King Albert II of Belgium.
A statement from Uganda’s embassy in Brussels said Rwabita conveyed President Yoweri Museveni’s greetings to King Albert II.
Minister bans grass houses
By Ahmed Angulibo
Local government minister Prof. Tarsis Kabwegyere has said he does not want grass-thatched houses in Arua town.
He was recently addressing Arua district leaders at Ediofe youth centre.
The theme of the seminar was “Decentralisation and Modernisation of Uganda, the challenge to local governance.â€
Kayiwa probe report ready
By Solomon Muyita
THE final report on the witchcraft claims against Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church’s Pastor Simeon Kayiwa is ready and will soon be out next time.
Dr. Abed Bwanika, the spokesman for the National Fellowship of Born Again Churches of Uganda, could not, however, reveal the findings of the report.
Three dead in Kayunga crash
By Kibuuka Lumu
Three people died instantly and one sustained serious injuries on Tuesday when their pick-up truck overturned several times before plunging into a swamp in Nazigo town on the Kayunga-Jinja highway.
By Henry Mukasa
A PARLIAMENT delegation led by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, was on Wednesday in Rwanda to attend the inauguration of the newly-elected national Parliament.
The delegation included Kasirivu Atwooki (Bugangaizi) and Jane Akwero Odong (Kitgum).
Rwanda recently held presidential elections which were won by the incumbent, Maj. Gen. Paul Kagame.
Benelux envoy starts work
By John Odyek
Uganda’s ambassador to the Benelux countries Deo Rwabita on Wednesday presented his letter of accreditation to King Albert II of Belgium.
A statement from Uganda’s embassy in Brussels said Rwabita conveyed President Yoweri Museveni’s greetings to King Albert II.
Minister bans grass houses
By Ahmed Angulibo
Local government minister Prof. Tarsis Kabwegyere has said he does not want grass-thatched houses in Arua town.
He was recently addressing Arua district leaders at Ediofe youth centre.
The theme of the seminar was “Decentralisation and Modernisation of Uganda, the challenge to local governance.â€
Kayiwa probe report ready
By Solomon Muyita
THE final report on the witchcraft claims against Namirembe Christian Fellowship Church’s Pastor Simeon Kayiwa is ready and will soon be out next time.
Dr. Abed Bwanika, the spokesman for the National Fellowship of Born Again Churches of Uganda, could not, however, reveal the findings of the report.
Three dead in Kayunga crash
By Kibuuka Lumu
Three people died instantly and one sustained serious injuries on Tuesday when their pick-up truck overturned several times before plunging into a swamp in Nazigo town on the Kayunga-Jinja highway.