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Emmanuel Longok, the accused teacher, found himself in trouble when community members witnessed him taking food items from the school's stores and loading them onto his motorcycle this past Saturday.

The ministry also purchased laptops worth Shs162 million for staff members to work from home and procured five used vehicles at a cost of Shs600 million each.

He faced charges of hate speech and spreading unsolicited information via social media, to which he pleaded not guilty.

President Museveni has granted approval for the retirement of former Inspector General of Police, Gen Kale Kayihura, from active service in the army.

Speaker Anita Among questioned how government introduced a new curriculum without providing the required learning materials.

The truck involved in the incident belongs to the China Henan Construction Company (CHICO), which is engaged in road construction on the Rukungiri-Kihihi-Kanungu route.

MPs unanimously okayed the amendment to the second schedule of the Stamp Duty Act to reflect an Shs15,000 charge on Islamic banking-related agreements.

Uganda’s oldest public university, Makerere University, has been ranked fifth among the top universities in Sub-Saharan Africa, according to the inaugural Sub-Saharan Africa University Rankings by Times Higher Education (THE).

The investigation aims to shed light on this tragic event and bring justice to the victims and their grieving family.

Administrators of Nyabikoni Secondary School in Kabale District have suspended 56 students following a strike over the weekend where the students were accusing the school management of maladministration.  

Justice Amoko, a member of the Judiciary for 26 years, passed away at the age of 69 in Nakasero Hospital over the weekend.

Nabbanja said that Arach-Amoko also contributed to the strengthening of judicial independence and the Judiciary’s adherence to the norms, values and aspirations of Ugandans.