10:00AM NEWS WITH EMMAH ATAI: South Africa’s President, Jacob Zuma is set to jet in tomorrow for a two – day working visit to Uganda ahead of Christmas to visit his counterpart President Museveni, before heading to Tanzania. State House Officials acknowledge that Zuma will hold bilateral talks with Museveni and later with Tanzania’s H.E Jakaya Kikwete, on peace and security on the African Continent, including other issues of mutual interest. The 9th parliament has been credited for legislating laws to protect minerals, energy and culture. This is contained in the midterm report by citizen’s Assessment which was carried out by Uganda Governance Monitoring Platform (UGMP) dated September 2014. Masindi high court on Wednesday released Bunyoro Kitara kingdom minister, Raphael Eribankya and four others on court bail after having been in prison for more than two weeks from the time they were arrested. Patients at Mbarara regional referral hospital and Mbarara Holy Innocents Children’s hospital in Nyamitanga division Mbarara municipality have received supplies to help them during this festive season. The children and women rights and care activist Juliet Natukunda , who is looking forward to unseat Hon.Emma Boona the Woman Mp for Mbarara district come 2016 , visited the hospitals where she donated necessities ranging from soap, packed milk among others. BUSINESS: Consumers paid sh1.4 more for manufactured goods in October compared to the same period in 2013 as the sector struggled to recover from the lag-effects of the 2011 economic challenges, amid volatilities in foreign exchange. The chief executive of Renault Nissan, Carlos Ghosn, has said that manufacturers in Russia are facing a bloodbath because of the plunge in the value of the rouble. ELSEWHERE: Pakistan has carried out two executions, the first since a death penalty moratorium was lifted after a deadly attack on a Peshawar school. SPORTS: Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has warnedChelsea that the race for the Premier League title is far from over. Rafael Nadal has declared himself fit for the Australian Open, revealing that he is feeling no ill effects after having his appendix removed.
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 06:58:22 +0000
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