Greater Lango Supreme Kadhi Urges Nursing, Midwifery Students to Show Kindness to Patients and Community‎.

By Haron Okwir DOKOLO – The Supreme Kadhi of the Greater Lango Muslim District, Sheikh Muhammad Yusuf Balinda, has called for kindness in handling patients and the community, saying it is reportedly said that many health workers harass them. ‎He made the remarks during the recent dedication ceremony at Dokolo School of Nursing and Midwifery…

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Obua Hands Over GCW Office to Dr. Aceng, Says “You Come With Black Hair and Leave With Grey Hair”

KAMPALA – Parliament has last week approved President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s proposed list of persons for appointment as Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet Ministers, and Ministers of State under the powers granted to him by Articles 108 (1) and (2), 108A (1), 111 (1), 113 (1), and 114 (1) of the 1995 Constitution of the…

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Takeover Highlights Critical Challenges for Girls in Crisis

This year’s focus was on addressing the pressing issues girls face, particularly in the West Nile region. In commemoration of International Day of the Girl Child, Plan International Uganda hosted an experiential “Girls Takeover,” spotlighting the challenges facing girls in crisis. This year’s focus was on addressing the pressing issues girls face, particularly in the…

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Judiciary Annual Performance Report: CJ Dollo bemoans understaffing

Chief Justice Owiny-Dollo expressed concern over the severe understaffing within the Judiciary, noting that only 655 judicial officers serve Uganda’s 45 million citizens. The Judiciary of Uganda has released its Annual Performance Report for the 2023/2024 financial year, highlighting slight improvements amid ongoing challenges. Chief Justice Alfonse Owiny-Dollo, while presenting the report at the Supreme…

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Corruption Fueling Rampant Environmental Destruction, Warns Transparency International

The findings expose that enforcement officers are accepting bribes in the form of money, foodstuffs, and even sexual favors to permit illegal activities in protected areas, including wetlands, forests, and water bodies. A new report by Transparency International Uganda has revealed corruption as a major factor behind environmental degradation and the encroachment on natural resources…

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