3 OCLOCK NEWS UPDATE WITH Orange Government has signed the Development Assistance Framework 2016-2020 agreement with UN agencies, securing a commitment from them to provide the entire US$6.5m (about Shs 18b) required for Uganda’s proposed Ebola and Marburg Response Fund. …………………………………………….. Traffic police in Buwama have impounded over 40 saloon cars and Taxis for dangerous loading. …………………………………………………. The proposal to remove Resident District Commissioners was long overdue, at least according to the leader of the opposition. One of the recommendations by the advocates for free and fair elections is to remove the RDCs appointed by the president and have them replaced by civil servants. INTERNATIONAL French President Francois Hollande is to arrive in Guinea, becoming the first Western leader to visit a nation hit hard by the deadly Ebola virus. He will deliver a message of solidarity to Guinea, where more than 1,200 have died of Ebola. France has pledged 100m euros (£79m; $125m) to help tackle the disease by opening several care centres in Guinea. The outbreak was now stable in the West African country, the World Health Organization (WHO) said last week. THE NEWS IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY ORANGE Talk and Tokota for 24 hours at only 1,000/= with Tokota Unlimited from Orange. Simply dial *134# to subscribe and talk day and night for just 1,000/=. Banging KB changes with Orange. Today changes with Orange.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Nov 2014 12:08:43 +0000
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