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The Bukimbiri County Member of Parliament Hon. Eddie Kwizera Wagahungu maintains his parliamentary seat after high court in Kabale dismissed a case in which Owebeyi James was seeking nullification of the election.

High court in Kabale has dismissed with costs a case in which Owebeyi James the last candidate in the Bukimbiri County elections sued the electoral commission and Kwizera Eddie Wagahungu citing electoral irregularities.
In his petition Owebeyi states that the absence of the names of candidates made it difficult for voters to identify candidates hence non_compliance.

In their defense the 1st and 2nd respondent denied the accusations saying that party symbols and candidate photos were enough for the voters to identify the candidates.

In his ruling Judge Philip Odoki dismissed the case with costs citing failure by the petitioner to convince court on non_compliance.

This implies that Kwizera Eddie Wagahungu remains the legally elected candidate for Bukimbiri County Constituency.
By press time, Owebeyi James had not yet been contacted to know his next move.

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Kisoro Municipal Councillors, Technocrats and Mayor exchange bitter words as they fight over DDEG and Covid-19 funds.

https://youtu.be/rFK02fbm7SI Wars in Kisoro Municipality over DDEG funds. Watch up to the end to discover how it ended

Kisoro Municipal Council turns into a boxing ground as Mayor Ndyana Richard moves out in protest Kisoro Municipal Council on Monday 11th August 2021 nearly ended into fists as Councilors argued on who was to take a lions share on the DDEG and COVID-19 s...

Kisoro Politics; Stop discrimination in Resource allocation.

The Kirundo Subcounty Lcv Councillor Beshubeho Louis pens down an open letter to the Kisoro district RDC sighting unfairness and irrationality in Resource allocation and distribution in Kisoro district.

Joshua reports.

Museveni pertially opens up places of worship and schools remain closed.

1. Curfew 7pm
2. Boda bodas to move up to 06:00pm
One passenger alongside cargo. Boda boda associations to restrict themselves.
3. Kikuubo to open with closure of kiosk, and wholesale trade.
4. Malls arcades can open but compliance to all SOPs, compliance officers, install CCTV cameras, registration of shop owners and proper lightening
5. 20 People to attend burials and weddings until the population is fully vaccinated.
6. Places of worship to remain closed for two months.
7. Outdoors sports allowed under struct observance of SOPs.
8. Indoor sports activities like gyms, pool tables and saunas remain closed.
9. Casinos, theatres, performing artistes, bars to remain closed.
10. Restaurants to remain open under strict observance of SOPs
11. Salons remain open under strict observance of SOPs.
12. Sauna and steam bath remain closed.
13. Schools remained closed until sufficient vaccination is done
14. Medical Schools to plan opening soon.
Learning to continue virtually.
15. Private vehicles to move across district borders and tourism vehicles to their destination.
16. Movement out of Uganda through Entebbe International airport, to continue.
17. Cargo trucks allowed to continue.
18. Public transport allowed to operate at 50/ capacity.
19. No air conditioning in all Public transport.
20. Food markets remain open with observance of SOPs.
21. Seasonal markets (ebikomera) and Obutera should remain closed.
22. Conferences, seminars remain closed.
23. Bank of Uganda and Ministry of finance to finance medium and small scale industries.

Country men and Country Women, If it changes it may have another problem, previously it was easy to stop.
Not listening, is bringing problem to our People more the leas Uganda is not badly off.

"Now are pertially opening up and you don't observe that and you think you are clever and you can cause a problem, if we observe this we shall avoid the 3rd wave. " Museveni.

I thank you and I wish you good luck.

A pregnant mother of three is starving as husband languishes in Kisoro prison over aggravated defilement.

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For all the drama that happened in the Kisoro district Council.
Here we go.

Kisoro Politics: Once bitten, Twice Shy-Councilor Nambajimana fails to learn lesson as district Council rejects his Nomination as district Vice for Second time. - Voice of Muhabura By Joshua Niyonshima It is has been said; that once bitten, twice shy however, this statement couldn’t be more far from the truth for Kisoro Municipal councilor for Central division Alex Nambajimana who has twice been nominated for the positions of district Vice chairperson and twice, he has been ...

Kisoro district Council gives out Kibaya land in Bunagana and Nyarubuye Subcounty in preparation for an industrial park.

Bunagana and Nyarubuye to Benefit as district offers land to Uganda Investment Authority for Industrial Park. - Voice of Muhabura % % By Joshua Niyonshima Kisoro district leadership has expressed confidence in pulling development to the areas of Bunagana and Nyarubuye Sub counties after agreeing to offer substantial Council land to Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) that will be used to set up an industrial park. RelatedPosts Third...

Kisoro district Council hoping for more from the Director General Uganda Investment Authority.

Uganda Investment Authority Boss being a Mufumbira huge bonus to Kisoro- District Speaker Amos Hakizimana says - Voice of Muhabura RelatedPosts KCCA midfielder joins MLS’s new york red bull Third time’s a Charm: Torch determined to light his way into DEC despite overwhelming Council Opposition Micho returns as Uganda Cranes head coach | Fans Reaction By KAMUSIME BANABASI The Kisoro district Speaker Amos Hakizimana has said ...

Mfitumukiza John's (Torch) determined to be on Kisoro district Executive Committee despite Council resistance.

Third time's a Charm: Torch determined to light his way into DEC despite overwhelming Council Opposition - Voice of Muhabura By KAMUSIME BANABASI If you are a sports lover, then you have probably come across phrases such as, no guts no glory or go hard or go home. This is the indomitable attitude the Nyarusiza Sub County Councilor Johns Mfitumukiza displayed while speaking to Voice of Muhabura after being rejected for the...

UGANDA'S NEW COVID-19 LOCKDOWN MEASURES

1. Schools closed for 42 days effective tomorrow

2. Churches, mosques and open air worship closed for 42 days

3. All teachers to get vaccinated before returning to school

4. Public, cultural gatherings and conferences suspended for 42 days

5. Travel from category A countries remain suspended except for returning Ugandans

6. Agriculture activities like cultivating and ploughing gardens and fishing to continue

7. Non agricultural activities like factory, construction, shopping malls and super markets to continue while observing SOPs

8. Factories, hotels, Markets, to operate under strict observance of SOPs

9. Marriage ceremonies and other social gatherings allowed with a maximum of 20 people under strict observance of SOPs

10. House parties are strictly banned

11. No. Of persons at burials and vigils should not exceed 20 people

12. Weekly non food markets suspended for 42 days

13. Cattle markets suspended for 42 days

14. All public transport between and across districts are suspended for 42 days from 10th of June 2021

15. All inter district travel banned except between Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono for 42 days. Only cargo trucks excepted. Registered travel vehicles and service vehicles excepted.

16. Public transport allowed within districts

17. Cargo trucks are allowed only 2 people

Former Archbishop of the Church of Uganda Stanley Ntagali has been summoned by Kabale High Court to file his defence in response to a law suit in which reverend Christopher is seeking Shs500m in damages.

Archbishop Ntagali is accused of committing adultery with Ms Judith Tukamuhabwa, a wife of the Rev Christopher Tugumehabwe.

The Rev Tugumehabwe now wants Shs500m from Archbishop Ntagali for causing him untold suffering and dividing his family.


Niyonshima reports.