Museveni denies grooming son to take over

    By  Clement Wangira. Ugandan President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has dismissed wide spread  talk  that he is grooming First Son Lt Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba  to take over from him as successor when he retires..  Speculation has been rife in the country  following  the President’s rapid promotion of his son from lower positions to the rank of …

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      PSI unions advocate for quality public service delivery

      By Clement Wangira. It is evident that employees’ commitment to increased efficiency and effectiveness in public service delivery has not yet been utilized to the full potential due to poor working conditions experienced by service providers. Public Service International (PSI)unions are now urging Uganda government to make concerted national effort to address service inefficiencies in…

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        UAE SHOULD COMPENSATE TORTURED AFRICAN MIGRANT WORKERS

        The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUCAfrica)  this month  condemned acts of dehumanization meted out by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) against over 700 African migrants legally working in the UAE. ITUCAfrica  General Secretary Mr Kwasi Adu-Amankwah said  UAE used excessive force, including stun guns, beatings, and also sexually exploited and…

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          Kenya Co-op bank gives Nairobi SACCO 45 buses

          By James Wafula in Nairobi. Fresh from winning the African  award as the best performing bank in the continent, Kenya’s Cooperative Bank has clinched a deal with  Metrotrans,  one  of  the  leading Savings  and  Credit Co-operatives in Kenya’s Transport sector. This comes under a backdrop of sustained transformation of the banks services that have consolidated…

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            2020 tough year for Kenya Co-op bank

            By James Wafula in Nairobi. Kenya’s fastest growing digitized bank by assets, Cooperative bank, has issued a profit warning following a tough year that saw the bank’s expenses rise faster than its income. In a public statement, the bank said that its “full-year earnings for the 2020 financial year are projected to be materially lower…

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              African journalists need more protection

              By Our Reporter. The Federation of African Journalists (FAJ), the pan-African organisation of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) in collaboration with the Norwegian Union of Journalists (NJ) held a Webinar on “The COVID 19 Crisis: The Role of Journalists’ Trade Unions in Protecting Journalists and Journalism” on  March 1st 2021.  The Webinar brought together…

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