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8000 to get financial education
By David Ssempijja OVER 8,000 people will have a chance to enhance their knowledge about financial services-related matters through a programme spearheaded by Financial Literacy Foundation.
No more new drug shops in Kampala
By Lydia Namubiru THE National Drug Authority has banned the establishment of new drug shops in Kampala, the body's head of drug inspection announced on Thursday.
Assembly to endorse Mulindwa as FUFA boss BY JAMES BAKAMA Today, 8am FUFA elective assembly Heritage Courts Hotel, Arua ARUA is set to host one its biggest sports events ever.
Kenya: Court Grants Re-Verification to Sugar Firm
The process of re-verifying 25 containers of sugar which has been detained at the port of Mombasa for the last two years has begun.
With the right training, farmers can learn to grow their own seeds which can be superior to those sold in shops, writes Kefa Atibuni .
By C. Musoke and C.Bekunda THE Government is to create eight more districts, bringing the total number of new ones to 22.
Day Of Sts. Metropanos, Alexandros, Paul, Markianos And Martyron
Date : Fri, 6 Nov 2009 19:23:22 +0400 DAY OF STS. METROPANOS, ALEXANDROS, PAUL, MARKIANOS AND MARTYRON Aysor Nov 5 2009 Armenia Today Armenian Apostolic Church marks commemoration day of Sts.
Otti eyeing top spot in league standing
Uganda Super League Today Masaka v Police Maji v Express Hoima v Bunamwaya Simba v Arua CRO v Iganga Tomorrow Nalubaale v Firemasters Boroboro v Victors Villa v Kinyara EXPRESS FC have a chance of returning to the Uganda Super League summit today when they visit Maji at Nakivubo.
Uganda: Zzimwe Not Solely to Blame
THE Uganda National Roads Authority has threatened to cancel Zzimwe Construction Company's sh1.9b contract for the rehabilitation of the Arua-Koboko-Oraba road over poor performance.
Zzimwe to lose sh1.9b road deal
By Frank Mugabi THE Uganda National Roads Authority has threatened to cancel Zzimwe Construction Company's sh1.9b contract to rehabilitate the Arua-Koboko-Oraba road over poor performance.
Arua in panic over terrorists threat
Arua More than a week after the Al-Shabaab announced that they would launch a terror attack on Uganda and Burundi, district leaders in Arua say the claims must not be taken lightly.
Uganda: Failed Rural ICT Projects Eat Up U.S.$10 Million
Several rural communication projects that have so far used up more than Ush20 billion could fail with some districts complaining of huge maintenance costs.
A report alleging the existence of at least one million ghost voters on the national register has thrown the ruling National Resistance Movement party into confusion within several senior members asking for an explanation, Sunday Monitor has learnt.
BY NORMAN KATENDE, DOUGLAS MAZUNE AND JAMES BAKAMA THE rush in the FUFA electoral process raged on with nominations for presidential candidates set to be conducted today, hardly 48 hours after elections of delegates.
Monitor, SNV renew partnership
Kampala SNV Netherlands Development Organisation and Monitor Publications yesterday renewed a partnership that will see Daily Monitora s Newspapers in Education activities extended to more primary schools throughout the country.
Bush fires: An environment threat to Moyo
The devastation caused by bush fires in Northern Uganda sometimes deliberately has led to pollution and disruption of the ecosystem affecting the farmersa crop and leading to food insecurity and poverty writes Jude Luggya Imagine waking up one morning and finding your entire farmland in smoking ruins.
Uganda football Super League ready to kick off
Uganda football Super League is ready to kick off this week as the High Court has formally notified the Federation of Ugandan Football Associations of lifting the injunction.
Fights at Eso blow lid on - dubious' intelligence
Kampala The infighting at the External Security Organisation has now exposed what appears like a scheme by some agents who have been using suspected doctored intelligence briefs in order to extort money from innocent civlians, Sunday Monitor has learnt.
Arua residents demonstrate over frequent power blackouts
Businesses came to a stop in Arua town yesterday as electricity consumers demonstrated against the continued power blackouts.
By John Nagenda Has our columnist, aided by pneumonia, gone clean out of his head over the last week, to be babbling about romance, however little? Well, deep down one is vulnerable to such, and there's romance and romance.
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