EC starts nomination for Bukimbiri, Gogonyo by-elections

Nomination of candidates to run in the byelections for the seats of Member of Parliament in  Bukimbiri County and Gogonyo County, respectively, has started. The nominations will take place at the offices of the returning officers in the aforementioned districts  today and tomorrow beginning at 9am and ending at 5pm, according to a statement from acting EC  spokesperson Paul Bukenya. “We are beginning to nominate candidates for the byelection for the positions of Member of Parliament for  Bukimbiri County in the Kisoro district and Gogonyo County in the Pallisa district.  The exercise officially begins today, Monday, August 1, 2022,” he declared. He stated that all requirements for nomination as a Member of Parliament must be met by the potential candidates. The exercise will be over by Tuesday, August 2, 2022, he added, adding that nomination papers had already been distributed to potential candidates. According to Bukenya, the nominated candidates will hold campaign meetings for seven days, starting on Wednesday, August 3, and ending on Tuesday, August 9, 2022. The by-election voting day and results counting will take place on Thursday, August 11, 2022, according to the EC “We urge all relevant parties in those districts to adhere to this program and the rules we have established for these …

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Graduation | UCU

Uganda Christian University has finally rolled out another set of graduands on its 22nd graduation. The graduation has seen thousands of students walk away with degrees and diplomas in their respective courses. This years graduands have finally celebrated after the learning difficulties they faced in COVID pandemic. The vice chancellor has urged the graduands to…

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We need practical solutions- MPs reaction to presidential address

President Museveni has been asked by a group of NRM MPs to offer an expedient solution that address the actual issues that Ugandans are facing rather than focusing discussion on the need for electric vehicles. According to Mps, the President can still use his government for practical solutions to an inescapably unsustainable situation. Mps want government to concentrate on the oil refineries instead of their focus on building a pipeline to export crude oil. On Wednesday, President Museveni delivered a national address and expressed need for Ugandans to shift from the fossil fuel cars to electric cars as the country joins the global power…

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NPA’s Joseph Muvawala runs to Busoga to calm rowdy youths.

Busoga kingdom premier and National Planning Executive Director Joseph Muvawala has rushed to his home area in Busoga to calm down angry and rowdy youths. Disgruntled youths in Jinja yesterday upset the areas of Namulesa, Kivubuka, Mafubira and Wakalenge in early morning protests against the rising cost of living. Transport was paralysed, shops remained closed…

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