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DEADLY MARBURG OUTBREAK THREATENS GHANAIAN HEALTH SECTOR.0
- HEALTH, NEWS
- July 18, 2022
For the first time in the west African country, cases of Marburg have been reported by the country’s health department, on Sunday. The Ghanaian Health authorities reported that two cases of deadly Marburg were confirmed in the southern Ashanti region in Ghana. Unlike other African countries like, Uganda, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo,
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STUDENT DIES IN MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 88TH GUILD PRESIDENT SEARCH.0
- NEWS, POLITICS
- July 18, 2022
Thursday 14th July,2022 will be a date hard for any Makererean or even a Ugandan present at the time to forget, forever it will be lined at the forefront of our memories. For over 20 years, the Ugandan government had banned partisan politics following tensions it had brought to the country, In 2005 however, multi-party
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Deadly Marburg Outbreak Threatens Ghanaian Health Sector 0
- GLOBAL, HEALTH, NEWS
- July 18, 2022
cases of Marburg have been reported by the country’s health department, on Sunday. The Ghanaian Health authorities reported that two cases of deadly Marburg were confirmed in the southern Ashanti region in Ghana.
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PASTORS ARRESTED FOR NOISE POLLUTION.0
- CHRISTIANITY, NEWS
- July 1, 2022
Two pastors and 3 bar owners have been remanded for noise pollution. Pastors – Edward Mukisa and Herman Ssebunje from Nkumba Miracle Center in Bendegere village in Katabi town council together with Bar owners of Hide Out Bar and Lounge Kololo were remanded for noise pollution. Both parties were arrested in an ongoing operation against
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MUNI UNIVERSITY VICE CHANCELLOR DIES AT 55.0
- NEWS
- June 28, 2022
The Vice Chancellor of Muni University in West Nile, Prof. Christine Dranzoa has died. The news was first heard on the University’s twitter handle which read; “We have just received the sad news of the un timely death of our dear Vice Chancellor , Prof. Christine Dranzoa who passed on at 3:30 am this morning.
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RETURN TO CLASS OR BE SACKED-GOVERNMENT TO STRIKING ARTS TEACHERS.0
- NEWS
- June 28, 2022
UNATU’s (Uganda National Teacher’s Union) General Secretary Mr. Filbert Baguma insists that Arts Teachers will continue with strike unless their issues are addressed. He also adds that if anyone thinks their action is illegal, they should take them to court. On the other hand, government has given a second directive in less than a week
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