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East Africa - Top News

  • November 23
  • New Vision Uganda: Corporate 10km Race Remains Most Popular

    By 6.00 am, Kololo was a sea of yellow as thousands eager to race jostled for prime positions.

  • New Vision Uganda: Hoima Leaders to Issue Identity Cards to Residents

    HOIMA district security officials have directed local leaders to register and issue identity cards to all residents in their area to curb insecurity.

  • New Vision Uganda: Minister Tells Buganda to Embrace Govt Programmes

    Buganda region may miss out on the Government's Bonna Bagaggawale programme if its leaders still consider it a political gimmick, the State Minister for Micro-Finance, Ruth Nankabirwa, has said.

  • New Vision Uganda: RDC Advises Cultural Leaders

    Cultural leaders will lose credibility if they do not get out of politics, Ntungamo resident district commissioner (RDC) Peter Rwakifari has said.

  • New Vision Uganda: Clan Cancels MP Otto's Land Deal

    MEMBERS of Pailim clan in Angagura sub-county, Pader district have cancelled a land deal between Aruu MP Samuel Odonga Otto and a member of the clan, Vincent Nyeko.

  • New Vision Uganda: Aga Khan Launches Learning Project

    Aga Khan Foundation has launched a project to improve learning and influence teachers to deliver literacy and numeracy curriculum in 49 primary schools in Dokolo and Amolatar districts.

  • New Vision Uganda: Sh6 Billion Projects for Northern Region

    Vincent De Vischer commissioning the construction of Palero sub-county office block

  • Monitor Uganda: Court of Appeal Rejects Igg's Request to Join Contract Case

    The Court of Appeal has rejected a request by the Inspector General of Government to be party to a case in which a construction company is suing Jinja District administration for about Shs93.2 million as compensation over alleged breach of contract.

  • Monitor Uganda: Entebbe Council to Fork Out Shs500 Million for Sacked Staff

    Court in Entebbe has ordered Entebbe Municipal Council to pay over Shs500m to the workers it terminated without handing them their fringe benefits, Daily Monitor can reveal.

  • Monitor Uganda: Athletes Fitness Gear Set for Launch

    Former Ex-calibur and Bodybuilding champion in America Robert Ssebugwawo will launch his fitness campaign for sportsmen on Thursday at Sheraton Hotel. "Our athletes physiques leave a lot to be desired.

  • Monitor Uganda: Information Act - Court to Hear Case This Week

    A landmark case demanding that the government officially releases oil agreements it signed with several Western companies is set for hearing this week. The test case is brought under the Access to Information Act (AIA) 2005, which entitles citizens to information in government hands.

  • Monitor Uganda: MAK Dons Reject 2.8 Percent Pay Raise

    Lecturers at Makerere University have rejected a 2.8 per cent salary increase insisting they want the entire five per cent government promised in the national budget.

  • Monitor Uganda: Competitors Welcome New Telecom Company

    Telecom companies have welcomed Smiles Communications Uganda Limited to the market but warned the new firm of stiff competition.

  • Monitor Uganda: Uganda Breweries Unveils Mix a Million Promo

    Uganda Breweries has unveiled yet another promotion.

  • Monitor Uganda: Exports Fueling High Food Prices

    The government on Friday said the escalating food prices in the country is attributed to an increase in food exports to the neighbouring countries.

  • Monitor Uganda: Stanbic Starts ATM, Internet Fees Payment Service

    Stanbic Bank has launched a new Automated Teller Machine (ATM) and internet based banking platform. The initiative brings speed and convenience to the payment of tuition fees by students as transactions are executed instantly.

  • Monitor Uganda: Bunna Enjoy Rare Spell

    After Fire Masters' blistering start to the season, the National Super League is starting to take a familiar shape - both at the top and bottom.

  • Monitor Uganda: Let Us Turn All Counties Into Districts [opinion]

    On November 28, 2000, Parliament debated a motion for creation of new districts. Local Government Minister Adolf Mwesige then moved an amendment to withhold the creation of Kyenjojo District because there was no consensus on its creation within Tooro Kingdom.

  • Monitor Uganda: East African Countries Must Unite Or Perish [opinion]

    The long awaited East African integration will be operationalised in January 2010. The East African presidents signed the Protocol for the East African Common Market on Friday in Arusha, Tanzania. The next stage is for the community to achieve a Common Currency and, hopefully by 2015, a federal state.

  • Monitor Uganda: Witchdoctor Held Over Child Sacrifice

    Police in Ntungamo are holding a 36-year-old witchdoctor who allegedly sacrificed his client's baby and forcefully had sex with her. Mr Ballam Mugisha from Kagando Kafunjo Sub-county, was arrested last week after he allegedly sacrificed Vangilista Ahimbisibwe's baby.

  • Monitor Uganda: End in Sight for Atubo's Herculean Assignment

    This is going to be one of the most important weeks for Lands Minister Daniel Omara Atubo. The former UPC strongman, who made a name for himself as a vocal critic of the Museveni administration, will be glad that the Land (Amendment) Bill 2008 is taking its final bend towards passing this week.

  • Monitor Uganda: Seven Held Over Naads Cash

    Seven officials from Kanungu District were on Friday arrested over alleged misappropriation of funds meant for the National Agricultural Advisory Services (Naads) activities in the area.

  • Monitor Uganda: Tea Planting Disrupting Education in Kyenjojo

    The continued planting of tea in Kyenjojo has affected the Universal Primary Education (UPE) programme, according to district officials. A public dialogue last week revealed that most pupils dodge class to go and work in the fields.

  • Monitor Uganda: EU Unveils Shs50 Billion for Agriculture in North

    The European Union (EU) will inject another Shs50 billion in at least 10 war-affected districts of Acholi, Lango, West Nile and Teso sub regions. The funding, which is expected to roll out early next year, will focus on boosting agricultural productivity of former displaced persons and ensure food security.

  • Monitor Uganda: Moyo Residents Want Ferry

    Residents of Obingi County in Moyo District are furious over the failure by President Museveni to fulfill his campaign pledge to provide a ferry for the area to ease transport.




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