4PM NEWS: Uganda is exploring the possibility of acquiring closed circuit television cameras to be rolled out in strategic areas mainly Kampala city to boost security amid increased criminal cases, President Museveni has revealed. President Yoweri Museveni has expressed appreciation of the social economic progresses cropping up his home district of Kiruhura. Police spokesperson for Aswa Region Jimmy Patrick Okema has said the countrywide police recruitment which will start on January 27 is aimed at strengthening the Force and boosting border surveillance. Chronic transport hurdles faced by residents of Bugala Island in Kalangala District are expected to reduce after the delivery of a second ferry that will connect the islanders to the mainland. President Paul Kagame has urged Rwanda Defense and Security Forces to remain vigilant and resilient, warning that 2015 could bring more challenges to the nation. BUSINESS; Low food and reducing international fuel prices are expected to keep inflation in check in the coming months, John Rwangombwa, governor of the National Bank of Rwanda. Efforts to harmonise regional airspace control between East African countries have gained momentum, following the signing of an agreement between Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan. ELSEWHERE; A New Years stampede on Shanghais historic waterfront killed at least 35 revellers, most of them women, and injured dozens more, despite efforts by authorities in Chinas commercial hub to mitigate the risk of overcrowding. SPORTS: Fans of Major League Soccers New York City are outraged by Frank Lampards decision to stay with Manchester City until the end of the English season.
Posted on: Thu, 01 Jan 2015 13:11:57 +0000
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