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The Parliamentary Education Committee, continues to meet stakeholders to receive views on the proposed Uganda National Examinations Board Bill,2020 The Committee has today met the National council of Higher Education. Attached is the copy of the Bill parliamentwatch.ug/bills/uganda-n…

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MUBIGAMBO BYO: Dr. Besigye HITS OUT the acts of ruling NRM rebel MPs who met & apologized to President Museveni & the party. Besigye piked out Sekikubo, Tinkasimire as trick stars, says COVID masks helped them cover the shame. Question: As the public, What do you these MPs?

MUBIGAMBO BYO: Hon Kyagulanyi is calling upon Muntu to support him. Mugisha Muntu says that his party selected him as the candidate to stand for the highest sit.Meanwhile Besigye has also been fronted as the candidate to stand under FDC flag. WHO SHUD STAND DOWN FOR THE OTHER?

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KALIRO Over 146 Veterans in Kaliro district have today stormed the office of the district demanding for representation on local councils for more details you can download your nbs kodheyo app on google play store

LUUKA 9 people have been arrested to help with police investigations into the death of Susan Nandhego 20 years who was found murdered and dumped along Kiyunga road in Luuka district

Museveni orders those who had paid 1 % mobile money tax to be refunded President Museveni has promised that those who had earlier been taxed 1% for transacting on the mobile money platform shall be refunded once the law has been amended and the figure is reduced to 0.5%.

BUSOGA KINGDOM Busoga Kingdom Prime Minister Dr. Joseph Muvawala has warned those bent on forging signatures of Busoga Kingdom officials to stop immediately or face the wrath of the law

MUYUGE The founding body of St. Patrick Primary School- Magamaga in Magamaga Town Council, Mayuge district has grilled the school head teacher William Sande over poor performance and poor working relations

KIBUKU A man in Kibuku district has committed suicide after killing his wife. Kibuku district commander ASP Sowali Kamulya confirms the incident

KAMULI Residents of kasozi village in Namasagali sub county Kamuli district have embarked on dog hunting after 20 of there goats were killed by stray dogs

Electoral Commission sets March 15th as polling date for Jinja East constituency by-election. The commission chairperson Justice Simon Byabakama says nomination of candidates will be conducted on the 14th February at the Jinja district headquarters.

JINJA Traders in Napier market, Jinja municipality have decried the high taxes levied on second hand clothes coupled with the opening of new term 2018 leaving them in disauray.

KALIRO Residents and parents in Bwayuya “b” Kasokwe s/c in kaliro have appealed to authorizes to provide them with a secondary school to save their children from the long distances they move in search for secondary education

Jinja: Locals Worry as Man is Found with Cave Containing Human Skulls, Pictures Police in Jinja is on a hunt of a one Fred Muzira who was found with five human skulls in his shrine located in Bukoboloza village, Buyengo sub-county in Jinja District.

Motorists to be charged Shs3500 to use Kampala -Entebbe Expressway in bid to pay off Shs1.2t loan used in construction Ahead of the launch of the four lane Kampala -Entebbe Expressway, we have been reliably informed that the 49.5Km stretch will be accessible at a fee.

Jinja Campus Students Miss Makerere Graduation. At least 20 students from Makerere University Jinja based campus will miss this year's graduation ceremony that is beginning on Tuesday because of missing marks.

National Drug Authority wants drug shops out of Kampala The National Drug Authority-NDA has started phasing out drug shops from Kampala. Dona Kusemererwa, the Secretary National Drug Authority disclosed this at a press briefing at the government media center Wednesday morning

Butchers convicted of using chemicals to preserve meat make u-turn, want charges read afresh Two of the six butchers who were last week convicted of using dangerous chemicals to preserve meat on Wednesday made a u-turn and asked City Hall court to read them the charges afresh