Demonstrations against Sudanese Military leader set

    By Our Correspondent in Brussels. A group of exiled Sudanese political activists, human rights activists and civil society organisations are planning a peaceful demonstration against the Sudanese military leaders led by General Abdel Fattah Al- Burhann.The demonstration that will take place on October 4th at 11h in front of the European Commission in Brussels, aims…

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      Teenage pregnancies may destroy Budaka district

      By Julius Odeke.  How poverty, illiteracy and ignorance are facilitating teenage pregnancies in one of Uganda’s districts and helping to create a great burden on the country’s National Treasury. A fourteen-year-old Miss. Grace Kantono, walks ponderously with an observable tired gait. Strapped to her back is the burden of her two-year-old daughter; and she is going to a not-too-far away private clinic at Budaka Town Council, two kilometres from her…

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      WHO: HIV infection increases risk of severe and critical COVID-19

      By Badreldeen Khalafallah Alawad– badrkhalaf@gmail.com. A new WHO report confirms that HIV infection is a significant independent risk factor for both severe/ critical COVID-19 presentation at hospital admission and in-hospital mortality. Overall, nearly a quarter (23.1%) of all people living with HIV who were hospitalized with COVID-19, died. The report is based on clinical surveillance…

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        SRI LANKA DEBT CRISIS  AND THE CHINESE ROLE

        By Our Reporter. European organisations have castigated China for human rights violations  and  for taking advantage of  economic crisis in Sri Lanka  to dupe nationals with an exploitative debt trap.  The international conference organised  by the  European  human rights organisations in the presence of European  Union officials  on September 8, 2022 at Brussels ‘Press Club,  rebuked…

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          MPs reject mandatory vaccination

          By Sarah Achen Kibisi. Legislators have passed the Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 2021 with the proposed mandatory vaccination rejected. The MPs deleted clause 47 (2) which prescribed a fine of Ushs1 million or imprisonment not exceeding three months for those who fail or neglect to comply with provisions on vaccination and revaccination.  The decision was…

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            Among instructs AG on Soroti election allegations

            By Sarah Achen Kibisi. The Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among has instructed the Attorney General, Kiwanuka Kiryowa to find out what could have happened on Soroti rigging allegations  to be resolved. Her directive comes after Hon. Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda raised a Matter of Privilege regarding the alleged break-in of the home of Hon.  Ann Adeke …

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              NSSF wins Ushs 14b ex – UTL workers court case

              By Sarah Achen Kibisi. The Court of Appeal has quashed a High Court order directing the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) to refund Ushs14b,  which is the 10 percent employer contribution for over 900 former employees of Uganda Telecom Limited (UTL). Justice Cheborion Barishaki said  in his ruling that UTL’s application for judicial review before…

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