The Deputy Speaker
Address plight of medical interns - Thomas Tayebwa
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Minister asked to explain casino at Uganda embassy in Dubai
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Uganda, France strengthen trade, diplomatic ties
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Tayebwa calls for free internet for Educational Websites
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National
Deputy Speaker pledges support towards malaria fight
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa has said that he will rally Members of Parliament (MPs) to prioritise malaria prevention and control in the 2024/2025 financial year budget.
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National
Govt to investigate fraudulent land dealings in Agago district
The Attorney General observed that all land owned by NFA and UWA is by gazette and all customary ownership of land can be determined by records under the Ministry of Lands.
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National
Deputy Speaker to mobilise Shs200 million for Nyenga Seminary
Tayebwa, who made the pledge during a function to commemorate a century of excellence on Saturday, 16 March 2024 at the seminary, also committed to engage government in securing 20 computers for the institution.
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National
Deputy Speaker celebrates Justice Kanyeihamba
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa has hailed the former Supreme Court Judge, George Kanyeihamba for laying a foundational stone in the Judiciary and politics of Uganda.
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National
The Deputy Speaker to sponsor Sironko nurse for degree training
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa has pledged to pay for the education of Agnes Nambozo, the winner of the Nurse of the Year Award.
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National
Ministry of Health Proposes To Give Secondary School Girls Family Planning Pills
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa, said the proposal was not only unlawful but a sign of failure to defend young girls and prayed that it should never even be thought about.
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National
National Prayer Breakfast to take place at State House, Entebbe
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa said the prayer breakfast is open to Members of Parliament irrespective of political affiliations.
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National
Tayebwa calls for calm over the suspension of World Bank funding
The Deputy Speaker, Thomas Tayebwa has urged Members of Parliament to remain calm as the government continues to engage the World Bank on funding of new projects.
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