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    Parliament Approves National Transitional Justice Bill to Address Historical Injustices

    Parliament has granted leave to Charles Onen, the Gulu East Member of Parliament, to present a private member's bill to enact a law on the National Transitional Justice System, which seeks to provide a platform for reconciliation and accountability when national conflicts occur.

    GULU: Speaker Blocks Ssekikubo’s Censure Motion Against Parliament Commissioners 

    The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among, has rejected attempts by Theodore Ssekikubo, the MP for Lwemiyaga County, to introduce a censure motion against four commissioners of Parliament.

    President Museveni Asks African Governments to Focus on Citizen Prosperity, Not Foreign Aid

    Africa has a large market for quality goods and services, and if African governments focus on producing high-quality products, they will be able to trade and become prosperous.

    UNBS, PPDA Collaborate to Ensure Safe Grains for Schools and Consumers

    The initiative is expected to significantly improve the quality of grains available on the market, benefiting not only schools but also the general public. By prioritizing the procurement of certified products, Uganda aims to align with regional and global market standards, enhancing food safety and public health.

    Kisoro Leaders Call for Action on Teenage Pregnancy

    Teenage pregnancy in Uganda remains a significant public health issue, with approximately 25% of girls aged 15-19 having either given birth or are currently pregnant, and an average of 1,000 teenage pregnancies reported each day, which poses a persistent challenge in addressing the issue.

    Researchers Call for the Availability of Lenacapavir to Curb Rising Cases of HIV/AIDS

    Dr. Flavia Matovu, the director of research at Makerere University, has emphasized the need for immediate action to make Lenacapavir available to those in need, citing the alarming rate of HIV infections among young women.

    Kampala Boda Boda Community Set to Launch Marathon to Procure Ambulances for Accident Victims

    The marathon, dubbed the ”Boda Boda Riders General Road Users Marathon,” will take place on Saturday, August 27, 2024, and the funds raised will be directed towards procuring ambulances and ensuring timely medical assistance for accident victims.

    Judiciary Celebrates Historic Milestone as LRA Commander Kwoyelo is Convicted of War Crimes

    Kwoyelo was convicted of serious charges, including murder, rape, torture, and abduction, while three counts of murder were dismissed due to insufficient evidence.

    KITEZI: Lukwago Warns of Imminent Disaster, Calls for Govt’s Action

    Political leaders in Kampala, led by Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago, have warned of another catastrophe at the Kitezi landfill if no funds are released to carry out remedial measures.

    Police Arrest UPDF Officer’s Ex-Wife for Arson 

    As part of the ongoing investigation, police in Kampala have arrested Adu Deborah, suspected of setting fire to the house of UPDF officer Martin Ikwaru, which resulted in the death of his one-year-old son.

    Police Ask Parliament to Support the Proposal to Impose a Time Limit on Alcohol Sales

    The Uganda Police Force has asked Parliament to set a time limit within which bars should operate and impose higher taxes on bars so as to control their establishments in the country.

    Kampala Traders Threaten to Close Shops  in Protest over Canceled Meeting with President Museveni 

    Last-minute cancellation has left many traders feeling ignored, frustrated, and disrespected, as they had hoped to discuss their pressing issues that have been weighing heavily on their businesses.

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