Stop Putting Your Dirty Linen in Public — Precious Remmie to Geosteady & Prima

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Media personality, Precious Remmy who works at Sanyuka TV has advised musician Geosteady and his baby mama Prima Kardash to stop exposing their secrets on social media.

Precious Remmy says although the two broke up, they shouldn’t be attacking each other, at least publicly.

“The internet doesn’t forget. And people don’t care. At the end of the day, you gain nothing from trash-talking yourselves. People will only laugh at you,” she cautioned them. 

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Prima and Geosteady have recently been attacking each other yet not long ago, they were projecting an image that they had rekindled their relationship.

MP Mayanja’s Driver kidnapped by unknown gunmen

 Nakaseke District

 Yasin Ssebunya, the driver of the Nakaseke Central Member of Parliament (MP) Allan Mayanja has gone missing after he was allegedly arrested on Wednesday by three unknown gunmen from his home in Kamusiime village, Kiwoko Town Council in Nakaseke District. 

According to Hawah Nassolo, Ssebunya’s sister, while sleeping at 3:00 am, unidentified men knocked on the door demanding for Ssebunya. She says that the men told Ssebunya's wife that they were taking him to the Police Station.

However, minutes after he was taken, the men returned to the house and took away Ssebunya’s phone which had been left behind. Nassolo, says that the men told her that they were taking Ssebunya to Mukono District where they allege he committed crimes.

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MP Mayanja says that the whereabouts of Ssebunya are unknown and that he has visited several police stations searching for him, in vain.

Patrick Lule, the Acting Savannah Regional Police Spokesperson says that the family has not registered the case of a missing person.

Early this month, unknown gunmen kidnapped Khalid Ssebi, the private bodyguard of Mayanja. 

Ssebi's wife, Kasifa Ocogoru says that while sleeping at her home around 2 am, her female friend knocked on her door and informed her about the kidnap of her husband, who was also working as a guard at Kiwoko Citizens’ High School in Kiwoko Town Council in Nakaseke District.

Faded: Chameleone lost his glory — Tamale Mirundi

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Tamale Mirundi made his name as a political analyst but he comments on anything and everything. He feigns knowledge on every subject.

In a new interview, Tamale gave his view on Chameleone’s career describing him as a faded artiste.

“Chameleone lost his glory. There are now better musicians locally. Only people outside Uganda might celebrate him but that is because they don’t know his current stand. I advise Chameleone to channel his energy to other East African countries. He might do better there than here,” Tamale explained in an interview.

The social commentator said promoters investing money in Chameleon
are taking a big risk.

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Buyaga West MP advising parents to take children to school

 Kagadi

The Residents of Bwikara sub-county in Kagadi district have been advised to always send their children to school with packed food in order to help them stay in schools for better performance.

The call was made last evening by the Buyaga west Member of Parliament Hon. Barnabas Tinkasimire while training residents of Nyakabale A and B and Nyankubebe villages in Bwikara sub-county Kagadi District on how to improve their house hold income through applying modern farming methods.

The Member of Parliament says that Parents are the ones responsible to set the foundation of their children and to decide how they should grow in terms of disciplines.

Hon. Barnabas also urged the public to be kind and give to the needy ones in order to be granted blessings from God.

Meanwhile Residents who turned-up for the training narrated that Hon. Barnabas should be the role model of other leaders in the whole country due to his initiatives he has for his voters.

They also added that they will keep practicing what they have been trained asserting that they are optimistic that this will help them to enhance their standards of living.

WWF, NFA partner with community to conserve environment

 

WWF, NFA partner with community to conserve environment

 

By Moses Kyaiswa

Kagadi

The National Forestry Authority (NFA) with support from the ‘’Jane Good All Institute and World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Uganda are engaging the community in an ambitious cover restoration drive of the heavily degraded Kagombe and Bugoma Forest Reserves in one of the Uganda’s most fragile and Biodiversity-rich areas.

The Bugoma-Kagome landscape also covers five districts including Kagadi, Kikuube, Kyegegwa, Kyenjojo and Kibaale.

The forest reserves have been degraded for agricultural land use, illegal timber logging, charcoal burning and human settlement.

Degraded Kakombe forest

Last year, the National Forestry Authority (NFA) with support from the ‘’Jane Good All Institute” agreed with community members to jointly conserve and protect Kangombe central forest reserve in meeting presided over by the Board Chairperson NFA, Dr. Eng Christopher Ebal.

Similarly the ambitious 20-year-project worth (about sh14bn) has also been launched supported by the World Wide Fund for Nature Uganda with funding from VELUX Group, Denmark.

The project was launched last year by area Member of Parliament and the finance minister, Matia Kasaija, and the state minister of environment Beatrice Anywar aiming at regenerating/restoration of the most deforested natural forests.

State minister of environment Beatrice Anywar launching restoration of Kagombe forest reserve

Minister Anywar calls upon the community to work together with the implementers of the project and ensure that the degraded parts of Kagombe and Bugoma forest reserves are restored adding that this can also be applied to restore forests in the country.

According to Mr. David Duli, WWF-Uganda, Country Director unsustainable agricultural use alone has led to over 70% reduction of the forest area in the Kagombe region, while more than half has been lost in Bugoma.

Duli says Kagombe Forest Reserve was one of the important biodiversity reach sites in Uganda before it was encroached in 2021.

In an interview with the encroachers, told our reporter that they encroached on the forest reserves due to lack of enough land for cultivations.

However, regrets for destroying the forest saying they are facing number of challenges ranging from limited herbal medicine and rainfall.

Meanwhile leaders say are optimistic that with the NFA’s effort the forests will rejuvenate adding that that are committed to engaging locals in tree planting with the major purpose of conservation.

About “Good All Institute”

James Byamukama, the Executive Director of ’Jane Good All Institute‘’ said they intend to restore 1800 hectares of the destroyed forest cover.

He asked local communities to support the drive so as to restore God’s Creation of both Natural Vegetation and Wild life.

Byamukama says that such collaborative measures are the way to go to bring the community into conservation and protection of the forests in Uganda. 

Government leaders

Tumusiime Benjamin, the deputy Kagadi Resident District Commissioner (RDC) welcomed the intervention of NFA and its Partners for their deliberate move towards restoring forest reserves. 

He warned the locals against encroaching on the central forest reserves.

Deputy RDC Kagadi urging communities to participate in the forest restoration

The Kagadi district chairperson, Ndibwami B Yosia says that allowing communities to participate in the management of the reserves will help bring an end to the rampant illegal logging activities whereby the timber dealers pay some money to the people who aid them into the forests.

Wetland conservation

President Yoweri Museveni is calling upon communities living around rivers and lakes to leave protection zones of 100 metres and 200 metres respectively.

The president said this will protect the integrity of these fragile ecosystems, keep the water clean and protect against silting.

Museveni is warning the general public and investors against encroaching on wetlands

 

 President Museven launching wetland conservation

He says the structures constructed in wetlands block water, which can lead to severe floods threatening that government shall undertake studies to foster environment conservation because of the increasing industrialization in the country.

He tasked political leaders and enforcement teams mandated with ensuring good environmental practices to block investors from constructing more factories in wetlands.

Serere by-elections: NRM promises late Okabe’s son a job

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Serere by-elections: NRM promises late Okabe’s son a job

Top wigs of the ruling NRM, who have pitched camp in Teso to campaign for their party candidate ahead of next week’s Serere County by-elections, have said they will offer the late Patrick Okabe’s son a job should he lose the election.

This came after NRM fronted Mr Phillip Oucor as their preferred choice.

Okabe’s son, Mr Emmanuel Omoding, is running as an independent candidate but NRM-leaning.

Hospital staff, patients raise money for drugs

BUIKWE DISTRICT

Following the government’s delay to deliver drugs to Kawolo General Hospital in Buikwe District, medical staff and patients at the facility have resolved to contribute money to buy drugs to save lives of desperate patients, mainly children.

The humanitarian initiative comes after National Medical Stores (NMS) failed to deliver medical supplies to the hospital last Friday as promised.

The facility handles patients from as far as the districts of Buvuma, Mukono, Kayunga and Jinja due to its strategic location on Jinja- Kampala highway. However, it last received drugs in November 2022, according to the district health officer, Dr Richard Bbosa. He said the hospital has, in the last couple of months, been “surviving on God’s mercy”.

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DNA results confirm Dr Wamasebu is dead

A DNA test carried out by Kenyan and Ugandan medical personnel has confirmed the death of Dr Gideon Wamasebu, 62, the former District Health Officer (DHO), Manafwa District.

The confirmation comes a week after Dr Wamasebu went missing from his home in Namabasa Sub county in Mbale City. His body was found buried in a shallow grave near River Kakamega in Kabras Village, Kakamega County, Kenya on Monday.

Kenyan police in presence of Dr Wamasebu family members retrieved the body and proceeded to conduct extensive tests, which have verified his death.

Ms Pauline Tsekooko Wamasebu, a sister to the deceased told this publication on Friday that the family has travelled to Kakamega to pick the body for burial.

“The DNA test has confirmed his death and some of our relatives have already travelled to bring the body to Uganda for burial,” Ms Tsekooko said.