6 OCLOCK NEWS UPDATE Nkumba University is to reopen on January 19, 2015 with tough penalties for the returning students. In a statement, announcing the opening of the institution, Dr David Byatike Matovu, the University’s council chairperson said the University Council had imposed a fee of Shs 200,000 to be paid by the returning students on the day programme. …………………………… American company, Eutaw constructions has gone to court seeking for orders to have the Uganda National Roads Authority unconditionally restore its contract for the Mukono-Katosi road project. ……………………………. The case file for Jolly Tumuhiirwe, the 22 year old house maid who has been in the news in the last couple of weeks for physically abusing a toddler in her care, has been transferred from City Hall court to Buganda road Court for fresh mentioning and hearing. ………………………………………… At least 85% of Uganda’s disease burden is attributed to poor sanitation and hygiene. According to the Prime Minister, Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda, most of the disease outbreaks like diarrhoea, cholera, typhoid and scabies are as a result of failure to keep households clean. ………………………………………… The minister in charge of presidency Frank Tumwebaze is said to be among Government officials who put officials of the ministry of defense under pressure to sign a memorandum of understanding in which UPDF became part of the Standard Gauge Railway Project. ………………………………………..
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