Five people have died on the spot at Namasere village along Bugiri Tororo highway after a taxi they have been travelling in overturned severally.

Eyewitness have told our reporter that the driver of the Taxi UAW 293C lost control as he was overtaking a trailer.

The crushed taxi was from kampala Destined for Tororo.

The deceased have been identified as  Ouma Joseph a resident of Busowa Village in Bugweri Sub county, Muwaya Amon resident of Bugiri Town council, Masinde Patrick, Christopher kalama and another not identified yet.

Busoga East regional Traffic Officer Arinaitwe Godwin by press time could not officially ascertain the cause of the accident but investigations were underway.

By Willy Basoga kadama ( Iganga) and Mutale Joshua (Kampala)

Kyaligonza wants open

debate on transition and

succession within NRM

Bush war fighter, Maj Gen. Matayo

Kyaligonza, now wants the question of

Museveni’s successor openly debated

in NRM’s top organs of the National

Executive Council and Central Executive

Committee.

The question of transition and

succession within the ruling party

remains a sticky issue as there has

hardly been debated since the NRM

inherited the reigns of power 29 years

ago.

 

­­­­­­Police is search for a 30-year-old man identified as Dennis Kiwanuka the Former Publicity Secretary of Raise to Shine a local Civil Society.

Kiwanuka is being hunted for allegedly recruiting young boys into homosexuality and using them for the same.

Addressing a press conference at the Central police station in Kampala Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokes person Patrick Onyango said that complainants have recorded statements against kiwanuka at police.

Onyango says that kiwanuka who is on the run will be arrested to face justice.

He has warned parents to be very careful with organisations they trust they trust with their children because not all NGO are operating for the right cause.

By Nasser kayanja 

The Insurance Regulatory Authority has

started to sensitize boda-boda riders on

life insurance to ensure compensation

in case of accidents.

Boda Boda motor-cylists know little

about insurance and many only

subscribe to the mandatory third

party policy.

However, life-insurance could

safeguard those who suffer

permanent disabilities that prevent

them from working.

It has been pomp and Mary making at Buganda road as the staff of Pan dental Surgery a leading dental hospital celebrated 20 years of outstanding dentistry service.

In celebration of the 20 years of excellent service, staff of Pan Dental hospital led by their Boss Dr Tom Mutyabule have chosen to host guests for a thanks-giving ceremony at Pan Dental premises along Buganda road.

The Bishop of Namirembe diocese Luwalira kityo has led the thanks giving prayers for Pan Dental surgery.

“ I want to commend Pan Dental Surgery for your exceptional serves to God’s people. My presence here is a great sign that pan dental Surgery is superlative, may the good lord continue guiding and rewarding you in the process of your work,” said Bishop Luwalira.

Speaking at the ceremony, the proprietor of Pan dental Surgery Dr Tom Mutyabule has said that the 20 years of excellent service are a great landmark.

He revealed that Pan Dental Surgery now boasts of latest  Technology Dentistry Equipment citing the 3D Dental Scan which he say can help offer quality Dentistry service to Ugandans.

“Above all the state of the art Dentistry equipment we have at Pan Dental Surgery has helped us reduce on the patients time wasted, gone are the days when a patient would be here for two days to get a tooth repair or replacement , it now takes us about one hour, very accurately and perfectly done” said Dr Tom.

Dr Tom Mutyabule has pledged continued quality service.

In February 2015 Dr Tom Mutyabule become the first East African member of the International Society of Computerized Dentistry an international body that governs all practitioners and trainers of computerized dentistry across the globe.

By Joshua Mutale.

Oxfam Uganda through its national partner The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organisation is implementing Strengthening the Apiculture Value Chain for Improved Livelihoods in Uganda (SAIL-Uganda).

The major objective is to contribute to the improved livelihood resilience of 3,672 people (60% women and 40% men) living in the districts of Kotido and Lira, in Northern Uganda by December 2015.
Its against such that Oxfam Uganda has supported The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organisation to organise the forthcoming 6th Uganda National Honey week due 27-29 August 2015 at Lugogo Forestmall in kampala.

According to Oxfarm online sources, Youth form the majority of Ugandan population and their population is still increasing coupled with alarming unemployment levels. Both women and youth have limited economic opportunities. Bee keeping presents a huge opportunity to avert the current situation as an alternative source of livelihood for the youth and women especially in production, processing and equipment manufacturing.

The exhibition is a free walk through event, come Learn, and support these women and youth by attending the 6th Uganda National Honey Week

By Joshua Mutale.

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Abaana basatu batutte Maama waabwe ku Police lwa kumuvunaana kukolera bwenzi mu nju ya kitaabwe eyafa emyaka ebiri.
Abaana bano bagamba nti bamaze ebbanga nga ba wulira nti nnyabwe aleeta abasajja mu nju ya kitaabwe, naye leero baabadde be beebase nga bawulira omusajja eyefulukuta, kwe kukwata nnyabwe N’omusajja Ono ne ba batwala ku Police.
Bino nno byonna bibadde mu bitundu by,’e Ntebe mu Ggombolola ye Katabi.

A limited number of exporters of
horticultural produce have now been
cleared to resume exporting to the
European Union.
Slightly more than half of the most
active exporters of horticultural
products like vegetables and fruits
have been allowed to resume exports
to the European Union, which had
been banned since the self imposed
ban was effected by the government.
Early this year the trade ministry had
effected a ban on Ugandan vegetable
and fruit exports following quality
related complaints from the EU.