PRESIDENT YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI MADE CHANGES TO HIS CABINET

President Yoweri Museveni Thursday made changes to his cabinet, bringing in army chief Gen Aronda Nyakairima as Internal Affairs minister.
In other changes, Mary Karooro Okurut moves to the Gender, Lbour and Social Development Ministry as John Nasasira goes to ICT, while Ruhakana Rugunda takes charge of Health.  Former Health Minister ONdoa becomes presidential adviser on Health.
Rose Namayanja takes over as Information and National Guidance Minister from Okurut. Hillary Onek, who was at Internal affairs Minister, is moved to Disaster Preparedness and Refugees.
President Museveni also appointed and transfered Permanent Secretaries. Keith Muhakanizi is new PS of Finance.

President Yoweri Museveni has Also transferred and appointed new Permanent Sectaries.

Long serving Education Ministry PS, Francis Lubanga, has been relocated to the Health Service Commission while Pius Birigirima formerly of the Office of the Prime Minister goes Gender, Labour and Social Development ministry.

Below is the full list


1.    OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
Katuramu Deborah


2.    OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER
Guwatudde Kintu Christine


3.    MINISTRY OF FINANCE, PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEV’T
Muhakanizi Keith


4.    MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
Byengoma Rosette


5.    MINISTRY OF AGRICULUTRE, ANIMAL INDUSTRY & FISHERIES
Rubarema Vincent


6.    MINISTRY OF ENERGY & MINERALS
Kabagambe Kaliisa Fred


7.    MINISTRY OF WORKS & TRANSPORT
Okello Bwangamoi


8.    MINISTRY OF EDUCATION & SPORTS
Lukwago Nassali (Dr)


9.    MINISTRY OF JUSTICE & CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS
Atoke Francis

10.    MINISTRY OF TRADE, INDUSTRY & COOPERATIVES
Onen Julius

11.    MINISTRY OF WATER & ENVIRONMENT
Ebong David


12.    MINISTRY OF LANDS, HOUSING & URBAN DEV’T
Musoke Gabindade


13.    MINISTRY OF HEALTH
Lukwago Asuman


14.    MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Mugume James


15.    MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Samanya P Jimmy


16.    MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Vacant


17.    MINISTRY OF TOURISM, WILDLIFE & ANTIQUITIES
Patrick Mugoya



18.    MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
Kagoda Stephen


19.    MINISTRY OF PUBLIC SERVICE
Vacant

20.    MINISTRY OF EAST AFRICAN AFFAIRS
Mwanje Edith


21.    MINISTRY OF GENDER, LABOUR & SOCIAL DEV’T
Bigirimana Pius

22.    ETHICS & INTEGRITY
Muganzi Charles

23.    JUDICIAL SERVICE COMMISSION
Kagole Kivumbi


24.    PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
Bigirwa Duncan

25.    HEALTH SERVICE COMMISSION
Lubanga Francis X


26.    CABINET SECRETARIAT
Lukone Opio Vincent


27.    INSPECTORATE OF GOVERNMENT
Waiswa Bageya


28.    JUDICIARY
Okalany Dorcas W


29.    EDUCATION SERVICE COMMISSION
Vacant



SIGNED this ……………….....day of May, in the Year of our Lord Two Thousand Thirteen.





Yoweri Kaguta Museveni
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA
& CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT

ACCESS TO INFORMATION IS ARIGHT TO EVERY BODY

Kabarole E-society centre is playing a significant role in as far as access to information and information sharing is concerned. The centre help the staff to access current information, related to Agriculture, governance and any other important information.

KABAROLE E-SOCIETY RESOURCE CENTRE ATTRACTS OVER 200 RESEARCHERS

Kabarole e-society resource centre that was re-located to the new district head quarters at Kitumba has attracted over 200 researchers within short period of time after the Re-location.

The centre plays a significant role in improving ICT skills to both the staff of Kabarole and the community surrounding the centre, Access to information is free to every body, free computer training and many other centre services to mention a few.

The ICt officer in charge of Kabarole E-society Centre Mr. ATEGEKA NICHOLAS said in his report that at least now there is great achievement on the centre usage.

the ICT officer noted that the ICT trainings have enabled may people to use online platforms such as Skype, twitter, face book and are able to read and send e-mails.

 KABAROLE DISTRICT STAFF UTILIZING E-SOCIETY CENT RE'S SERVICES

KABAROLE HAS LOST AN IMPORTANT PERSON

Brigadier Clovis Kalyebara, Uganda’s Military Attaché in Kenya, has died.

Brig. Kalyebara, 57, died Tuesday night at Nairobi Hospital. His close friend, Lt. Col. Steven Basaliza said Brig. Kalyebara was hospitalized recently.  

Before being deployed in Kenya by President Yoweri Museveni as a military attaché, three months ago, Brig. Kalyebara was the Commandant of the Military Academy, Kabamba, in Mubende District.

Brig.  Kalyebara once served as military attaché to the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and deputy Commandant of Senior Command and Staff College, Kimaka.

Brig. Kalyebara joined the army in 1979. He hails from Harugongo, Kichwamba Sub County in Kabarole District.

The UPDF and Defence Spokesperson, Lt. Col. Paddy Ankunda confirmed the death of the veteran soldier.

KABROLE DISTRICT NEW BUILDING AT KITUMBA

The photo in front shows the new current building for Kabarole district local government headquarters at Kitumba. the building is very attractive and the officers are enjoying in their new offices.