NEW VISION
GOMBA, SEMBABULE RESIDENTS GET 50,000 COFFEE SEEDLINGS
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Summary: President Yoweri Museveni has given out 50,000 coffee seedlings to farmers from Kirasi village in Gomba and Lutunku village in Sembabule Districts. The seedlings were delivered by State House Comptroller, Jane Barekye on Friday.
GOVERNMENT GUIDES ON INTERNET USAGE IN SCHOOLS
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Summary: All academic institutions must ensure that the Internet they provide does not expose learners to any form of unacceptable content, such as pornography and gambling. According to the Education Ministry, Heads of Academic Institutions will be held accountable for access to for unacceptable content by learners in schools.
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI OKAYS CHURCH REGISTRATION CHANGES
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Summary: President Yoweri Museveni has promised to scrap the current registration regime that requires Pentecostal churches to register as Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs).
PRESIDENT MUSEVENI RALLIES DISTRICT LEADERS TO WORK FOR MASSES
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Summary: President Yoweri Museveni has urged Local Government leaders to prioritise the needs and rights of the masses over those of the elite in the course of their duties.
IGG RECOVERS UGX. 14B FROM CORRUPT OFFICIALS
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Summary: The Government last year recovered UGX. 14B from corrupt public officials, the Inspector of General of Government (IGG), Beti Olive Kamya, has revealed. This amount was an increment from UGX. 2B recovered during the financial year 2023/2024.
GOVERNMENT COMMITS TO EXPANDING TAX INCENTIVES FOR LOCAL INVESTORS
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Summary: The Government, under the Finance Ministry, is planning to give local investors the same incentives it gives foreign ones. It was revealed that the Government plans to review the 10-year tax holidays, free land for manufacturing, exemption from plants and machinery, as well as security.
UGANDA SITS ON TOP OF GROUP K
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Summary: The win sent the Uganda Cranes to the top of Group K of their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers with four points from two matches.
DAILY MONITOR
GOVERNMENT BREAKS GROUND FOR NEW SICKLE CELL CENTRE
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Summary: A new sickle cell centre to be set up at Makerere University will boost research on the medical condition and save funds the government has been spending on similar services abroad, the Vice Chancellor, Prof Barnabas Nawangwe, has said.
