Monday 26 August 2013

THE DISTRICT COUNCILOR REPRESENTING EAST DIVISION, FORT PORTAL MUNICIPALITY, MRS. HALIMA NAKIVUMBI WAKABU HAS PASSED ON


The District Councilor Representing East Division, Fort portal Municipality, Mrs. Halima Nakivumbi Wakabu has passed on. 

The deceased passed away yesterday the 25th of August at Case Clinic in Kampala. The late will be accorded a District Funeral where the District Council will sit and there will be a public body viewing.
The Late Halima is expected to be laid to rest tomorrow the 27th of August at her home at Njara Hill.
She was a teacher, mother, investor, councilor and advocate for women's issues. She was also Founder and Director of Green Circle Primary School.




Friday 9 August 2013

THOUSANDS OF MUSLIMS CELEBRATE IDD, APPEAL FOR EQUAL SHARE OF NATIONAL CAKE





Hundreds of Muslims across the country yesterday thronged various places of worship to observe Idd-el-Fitir after fasting for several days.
The Muslim heads, however, called on government to appoint more people from the Islamic faith into higher government offices to enable them “have a fair share of the national cake”.
“This is a sign of good relationship between the government and Muslim community. We appeal to the government to have the government cake shared equally by appointing qualified Muslims to high government offices,”

PRESIDENT MUSEVENI VISITS KABAROLE DISTRICT



The President, who is in kabarole district to popularise wealth creation in homes, said he would wish to pay all veterans’ gratuity but there were some sectors that needed a lot of funding, such as security and roads.
The chairperson of Katebwa War Veterans, Mr Richard Karozi, had earlier asked the President to compensate people who lost their property between 1981 and 1986 and also those whose houses were burnt by the ADF rebels.
The President, however, noted that many projects in the country would be implemented but money was being swindled by some corrupt officials.
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He assured the veterans that he cared about their plight and was making efforts to improve their welfare.
Addressing a rally at Nsura Primary School in Katebwa Sub-county on Wednesday, the President announced that he had appointed some UPDF officers in some districts to mobilise veterans on household income and provide them with seedlings and other inputs to increase productivity.