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Articles by Janey Watango
Uganda, Iran discuss commercial Diplomacy, Trade and Business
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sam Kutesa has said that the private sector is the key driver for sustained economic growth which Uganda continues to promote in both domestic and foreign direct investment for increased productivity, job creation and improvement of livelihoods of the people. Kutesa made these remarks during the Uganda-Iran Economic forum which took place at the Katonga Hall, Conference Centre in Kampala this morning.
An award for a more water secure, present and future
This week, yours truly, walked to podium in front of a 500 audience of scientists, policy makers and diplomats who gathered for the 5th Nile Basin Development Forum, in Kigali, the beautiful capital of Rwanda to pick-up an award for outstanding writing on the Nile issues.
Tourism for locals
UWA gives communities around Murchison Falls a rare glimpse into the Park, to promote conservation It was all excitement a fortnight ago, Saturday Sept. 30th, to be precise, as a group of some 300 runners prepared to embark on a major adventure – running inside the celebrated Murchison falls National Park.
Pakwach LCV sworn in
Jubilation and excitement gripped Pakwach District residents last week as they marked the swearing-in of their new Local Council V (LC V) Chairman, Robert Steen Omito. The Chief Magistrate and Commissioner of Oaths, Jeneva Anatukunda,performed thwe ceremony at Pakwach Town Council Hall.
Nebbi RDC blames youth for begging instead of working — Sunrise
The Nebbi Resident District Commissioner (RDC), Modesta Bessy Ajilong, has accused the able-bodied youth of refusing to do any work, but merely lazing around. This has led to the scarcity of food in the district, she added. Addressing journalists, this week, on the state of the current food shortages, Ajilong noted that many youth preferred sitting in towns and trading centers to beg from long-distance drivers. The youth refer to this as their “percentage” for loading passengers.
Policeman kills man over borehole
A Police constable shot and killed a 25 years-old man of Jupangeni village last week after the residents turned rowdy protesting the drilling of water in their village. This prompted the Member of Parliament for Padyere County, Joshua Anwyarach, to ask for the temporary withholding of the project of drilling water in Erussi sub-county in order for the traditional and religious leaders to sensitize the locals on the benefits of the project.
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