The speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga has decried the delay by the government to address the proposed amendments to the electoral laws.
She says the delay is likely to affect the work of the Legislative arm of government.
She has urged the government to make submissions regarding the proposals early enough, to avoid what she called stampeding parliament.
She was opening this afternoon’s session in which the president is presenting the State of the Nation Address.
The Ministry of Health has revealed that so far, the cumulative number of deaths registered after the outbreak of the Ebola Sudan strain in Mubende district...
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Martins Okoth Ochola has today formally sent off 38 retiring officers. Among these is Andrew Sorowen who served as director...
The National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) boss, Prof Mary Okwakol has called for more funding to facilitate PhD studies in the country. According to Prof...
The Minister of Justice and Constitution Affairs, Nobert Mao, has condemned the move to block funding to organizations like Inter-Party Organization for Dialogue (IPOD). His remarks...
By Andrew Bagala Uganda migrated to the digital system in June 2015. This required all TV viewers to have a set-top-box (STB) or use a digital TV...
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