Month: December 2018

By Moses Kyeyune. As the year comes to an end, painful scratches remain on the hearts of many, mainly because of the decisions taken. One such people still treating their wounds, is the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, Betty Aol Ochan. The Gulu Woman MP says that whereas parliament has […]

By Catherine Ageno The lack of accredited training institutions has been blamed for the poor implementation of the Integrated Early Childhood Policy(ECD) in Uganda. The policy that was launched by the ministry of education and sports in 2016 targets children from conception to 8 years and has been proven through […]

By Catherine Ageno Government has been asked to make deliberate efforts to sensitize employers in both the private and public sectors about the rights of Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) to ensure inclusive employment. Uganda has passed a number of policies and legislation meant to ensure the rights of PWDs and […]

By Damali Mukhaye. Uganda police has banned the burning of tires in the middle of the road as they usher in 2019 on Monday. Addressing journalists at the police headquarters in Naguru, the police spokesperson Emilian Kayima says that says that with only three days left to usher in the […]

By Ssebuliba Samuel. The Kyadondo East Member of parliament Robert Kyagulanyi known to many as Bobi Wine has hit back at those blaming him for using music to shape his political career. This comes at a time when police just blocked his Boxing Day concert that was supposed to be […]