8:00PM NEWS WITH EMMAH ATAI POWERED BY Orange: The police in Moyo district have started compiling names of suspected masterminds of the ongoing protests. Youth under the National Association of the Unemployed have lashed out at government for labeling them rebels. Early this week, Kampala RCC Aisha Kabanda was quoted referring to the youth as having ties with a rebel group that poses a threat to the country. Education Authorities , together with the Police have closed Mihan Islamic primary school in Busia district over poor sanitation. Police in Kiruhura district are investigating circumstances under which a senior Police officer, also the in charge of Kiruhura police post in Kiruhura district ,Nzirabakunzi George Ssebasimba was last Saturday found dead in his room. HEALTH: A team of 6 donors from the countries of Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands are in the country to find out how government use the 19million dollars awarded to the ministry of health by the Global Alliance for Vaccine and immunization in 2012. BUSINESS; As South Sudan moves to expel all foreign workers, Ugandan traders operating in the country are asking government to intervene.Yesterday the South Sudanese government announced a ban on all foreign workers asking them to leave the country by 15th October. The World Bank has warned that the Ebola outbreak could have a catastrophic impact on the economies of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. ELSEWHERE : Gunshots and an explosion have been heard at a teacher training college in the northern Nigerian city of Kano. Students were seen fleeing from the citys Federal College of Education. One student said that he had seen 17 dead bodies at the scene. SPORTS: Jose Mourinho insists his Chelsea side must do everything they can to qualify for the next stage of the Champions League and avoid the chance of dropping down into the Europa League. Ahead of the highly anticipated Zone V Nations qualifiers slated for Monday September 22 at the MTN Arena Lugogo , Rwanda national team coach Moise Mutokambali has firmly stated that his side only fears Egypt. ENTERTAINMENT: Journalists operating in the western region , under their umbrella body, Western Uganda Media Foundation have vowed not to play music from the famous Sitya Loss singer, Eddie Kenzo or even spread information about his concerts scheduled for the weekend, if he does not give a public apology for beating up Dembe FM presenter, Isaac Katende commonly known as Kasuku. IN YOUR OPINION, DO YOU THINK KENZO OWES KASUKU A PUBLIC APOLOGY?
Posted on: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 16:59:20 +0000
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