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Today (22.02.2012)

Besigye: I am ready to die

The Observer - Besigye: I am ready to die. #01:08 22.02.2012 from channel The Observer

Report shows govt overspends on rent

The Observer - Report shows govt overspends on rent. #00:56 22.02.2012 from channel The Observer

Kayanja case: Magistrate denies bribe accusations

The Observer - Kayanja case: Magistrate denies bribe accusations. #00:47 22.02.2012 from channel The Observer

Yesterday (21.02.2012)

Owino traders , KCCA reposes market

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Business at St. Balikuddembe Market in the Central Business District on Monday came to a standstill after traders declined to transact demanding that Kampala Capital City Authority reposes the market. #08:23 21.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Day before yesterday (20.02.2012)

Koboko couple loses baby, files complaint against health centre

In Summary The father of the baby alleged that a nurse at Lodonga Health Centre only examined his expectant wife while her situation worsened. #23:00 20.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Mutebile returns to face Cabinet inquiry

In Summary Governor to meet Cabinet over the Basajjabalaba compensation scandal as pressure grows on President to reschuffle Cabinet after the resignations. #23:00 20.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Magistrate declines to hear sodomy case

Pastors Moses Male (L) and Michael Kyazze at Buganda Road Court. Photo by isaac kasamani  In Summary Grade One Magistrate John Patrick Wekesa says questioning his impartiality needs to first be verified. #23:00 20.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

19.02.2012

Fire guts South Sudan ruling party offices

Fire gutted South Sudan ruling party head offices Friday afternoon. The fire engulfed the offices of the Secretary General and Chief Negotiator Pagan Amum, turning piles of papers into ash. #23:00 19.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Eight dead as rain pounds Kampala

Cars wade through a pool of water after a heavy downpour on Jinja Road near the Electoral Commission offices yesterday. Already some lives have been lost and several outdoor activities cancelled as heavy rain pounded Kampala for the second day yesterday. #23:00 19.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Chinese men face deportation in Zimbabwe over tortoise meat

Four Chinese men face deportation from Zimbabwe after they were arrested for killing more than 40 tortoises for meat, a state daily reported Saturday, citing a statement by an animal rights group. #18:10 19.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

18.02.2012

Reform Uganda Police

The Ugandan Police Force will one day be embarrassed. While credit should go to the officers who genuinely maintain peace and order in the country, we should condemn insensitive and arrogant ones among them. #23:00 18.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Extreme austerity breeds extreme politics

In Summary The Greek people have been pushed to the limit by austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF A seismic shift is taking place in the Greek political system. #23:00 18.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Enact asset confiscation law to fight graft

In Summary A number of countries in Africa have succeeded in confiscating corrupt leaders’ assets or having their foreign accounts frozen. Uganda needs such law in place. #23:00 18.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Trouble at National Water

Corporation is sinking as for star manager faces probe The news out of Plot 39 Jinja Road, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) head office in Kampala, is not good. #09:42 18.02.2012 from channel The Independent

17.02.2012

IGP Kayihura orders probe into Shs10b police savings

In Summary Police Director of Research and Planning Edward Ochom said to have recorded a statement over the matter. The Inspector General of Police, Lt. Gen. #23:00 17.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Govt pays Irish PR firm Shs2b to clean image dented by walk-to-work

Dr Besigye (in blue cap, trouser) flees from security operatives as his aides are roughed last year. Photo by Isaac Kasamani  In Summary Image crisis. The firm is expected to improve govt’s public image after blunders committed by the police. #23:00 17.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Northern region struggles to relieve pangs of war

Although they are legally outlawed, the number of sex workers in the northern region, that was ravaged by the two-decade LRA war, has increased over the past five years. Illiteracy, breakdown in the community norms and growing unemployment and poverty have led many down this road. #23:00 17.02.2012 from channel Monitor Online

Victimising KCCA, police

After charging Agaba and Komakech with murder, will KCCA be able to bite again? The near unanimous public condemnation of former KCCA director of planning, George Agaba and his bodyguard, Santos Komakech has caused them to be charged with murder before investigation. #21:18 17.02.2012 from channel The Independent

 

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