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Police fires teargas to disperse taxi drivers

Reporter | November 26, 2014

The Police have fired teargas at a group of taxi drivers who had re-occupied a park next to Clock tower police post.The group this morning left USAFI Park claiming that their customers are finding it hard to trek to the park resulting into losses.However KCCA enforcement officers led by Kituuma […]

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$12m deal on rural electrification almost in sight

Reporter | November 26, 2014

The ministry of finance and the Japanese government are in final stages of negotiating a rural electrification project financing deal. This has been revealed by the Japan Ambassador Junzo Fujita who says the project worth 12m dollars will support the third phase of a rural electrification program in Eastern Uganda. […]

Richard Sewakiryanga and other members of the civil society

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National consultation conference closes today

Reporter | November 26, 2014

A national document has been presented to the delegates at the National Consultation on Free and Fair Elections and only await endorsement. A number of recommendations have been outlined including a proposal that the size of parliament be trimmed to save tax payers money. The have also recommended the removal […]

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First Lady wants baby centers at the workplace

Reporter | November 26, 2014

The First Lady, Janet Museveni has tasked employers to consider setting up day care centres at places of work to cater for working mothers. Speaking at the commemoration of 25 years of the convention on child rights, Mrs. Museveni noted that due to the current work pressures, most young working […]

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Nurse in court for altering HIV results

Reporter | November 26, 2014

A nurse in Mukono has been dragged to court for giving clients wrong HIV/AIDs results. The suspect who is a laboratory assistant has been sued by Don Bwakatonda the head of Human Immune Virus Termination Technology Organisation Server. The nurse is alleged to have been demanding for money in case one wanted to […]