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#PressReview : Buckle Up its time to visit what is in the papers... But beyond that,what have you heard in your area code?? Give us the ma news from where you stay🤪 #TheCountryBreakfastShow #corporatemonday

#MorningCountryKiboozi: For a singer to sound as melodious while singing live music is when most of us justify them as full artists. But to be honest,isn't live music overrated?? What do you prefer yourself?? Is it live music with vocal ranges and all or vibes of tracks played by DJs on CD and performed by artists without proving anything ?? STUDIOLINE: 0706927929

#SayItInYourLanguage: -How do you borrow money in your local language??? 😆😁😁💸🤑🤑 #FunThursday #TheCountryBreakfastShow let's go 💪💪

Possible implications of the recent decision by the World Bank to stop any future funding towards Uganda due to the Anti Homosexuality Law. #CorporateMondays #TheCountryBreakfastShow #TheMorningTrustedTalk

#TheMorningTrustedTalk: Beside the money,what other reason(s) keep you going hard at work?? #TheCountryBreakfastShow w’Douglas Kabugo

#PressReview Govt to give loans to students of Arts. Students planning to study humanities at universities and other higher institutions of learning will, starting the 2022/23 academic year, be eligible to apply for government study loans. The online applications start on Friday. The decision by the Higher Education Students Financing Board (HESFB) underlines a major reversal of a policy under which only Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematic (STEM) courses have been eligible since the establishment of this funding mechanism in 2014. Mr Bbosa Kizito, the HESFB director for operations, said that the Board decided to onboard students offering humanities because some of the courses are “critical” for Uganda’s development. “Tourisms has been listed in the National Development Plan III as one of the supporting programmes that are critical for national development. We are hopeful that more people will be employed in the sector,” he said. It's about time #Two4Tuesday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Bukwo CAO shot dead months after assuming office, car torched. Police at Kasangati are investigating circumstances under which the acting Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Bukwo District in Sebei Sub-region was last night shot and killed by unknown assailants who also set ablaze the vehicle in which he was travelling. Mr Charles Ogwang was attacked at Kiryowa-Mabanda, Bombo Road near Banu Petrol station at around 11pm, according to police. “It is alleged that while Mr Ogwang was travelling in the said motor vehicle, unidentified assailants shot at him several times causing injuries to him. First responders from a nearby clinic rushed him to Bombo Military Hospital where he succumbed to bullet injuries at around 4am,” said Kampala Metropolitan Police deputy spokesperson, ASP Luke Owoyesigyire. MHSRIP #CorporateMonday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Price spikes since March push 71 million into poverty - UN. Soaring global food and energy prices have forced 71 million people into poverty in the world's poorest countries, according to a United Nations Development Program report published Thursday. The rise in the developing world's poverty rates over the past three months "is drastically faster than the shock of the COVID-19 pandemic," said the UNDP in a press release, blaming the price surges in part on the war in Ukraine. To address the growing issue, the UNDP said "targeted cash transfers to households are more equitable and more cost-effective than blanket energy subsidies," but the UN agency added that governments will "need support from the multilateral system to make ends meet." 'For God And Our Country.' #FunThursday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Buganda’s Shs 157b budget to focus on cooperatives. Buganda Kingdom yesterday released its Shs157 billion budget for the 2022/2023 financial year, with special focus on addressing economic challenges and promoting cooperatives, marketing and investments. While presenting the budget under the theme: “For the people, with the People”, the kingdom minister of finance, Mr Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa, said they plan to construct six commercial structures, more rental houses in Mirembe Villas Kigo and refurbish Bulange at a cost of Shs22b so as to foster investment and commercial engagements. “Cooperatives and marketing will also be considered by establishing the Buganda Chamber of Commerce and Industry to support business communities. We shall also establish the Buganda Cooperative Development Agency to support the growth and corporate governance of the kingdom officiated Sacco and cooperatives with Shs32b,” he said Well Done 👍 #Two4Tuesday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Uganda’s Nabuuma appointed Africa’s representative to Commonwealth Youth Council. Ugandan tech entrepreneur, Shamim Nabuuma Kaliisa, has been appointed as the African representative on the Commonwealth Youth Council (CYC) Executive Committee. The CYC is a pan-regional youth platform made up of representatives from national youth councils of the 54 states that comprise the Commonwealth of Nations. “I will focus on getting trainings to scale up our innovations and create links with investors willing to inject money in Africa,” Ms Nabuuma said after taking oath as the new executive seeks to serve until 2023. “I am accountable to the General Assembly as the official link between the CYC and the African continent. I promise to advocate for young people in the Commonwealth since I am considered an ‘ambassador’ for the Council in Africa,” Ms Nabuuma said during the Commonwealth Youth Forumon the sidelines of the 2022 Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting (CHOGM) in Kigali, Rwanda. Congratulations Ms Nabuuma #KaraokeFriday #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Rubirizi health officials arrested over Covid cash. Detectives from the Inspector General of Government (IGG) have arrested two Rubirizi District health officials over allegations of corruption stemming from misappropriating covid-19 cash. Mbarara regional inspectorate Mr Fredrick Okecth said Dr Kisesete Tibenda and Ms Jennifer Kyarimpa were arrested at their respective offices in Rubirizi, Ndekye Town Council on Thursday after they failed to account for over Shs100million. “Around March 2021, the IGG received a complaint in which it was alleged that the money was mismanaged. Our investigations revealed that Shs105million was falsely accounted for thus causing financial loss to government,”Mr Oketch said. He said the duo requested for the monies to train village health teams but the activity was undone. Let this happen everywhere. #KaraokeFriday #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Covid vaccination banned in schools. The government has banned Covid-19 vaccination in all schools across the country and advised parents who are interested in vaccinating their children to take them to hospitals and other designated centres. Under the new government directive, no child should be vaccinated while at school and no school should be turned into vaccination centre. The head teachers in both public and private schools have also been warned against illegal Covid vaccination mandates. Speaking to journalists in Kampala yesterday, the State Minister of Education, Dr Joyce Kaducu, reiterated the First Lady’s position that no child should be vaccinated without the consent of parents or guardians. Even where the parent(s) consent, the minister maintained that children should be vaccinated from hospitals and other designated centres. Thank you LORD. #FunThursday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Ugandan in UK protests deportation to Rwanda. Britain vowed Wednesday it would pursue its controversial policy to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda after a first flight was cancelled following a legal ruling, in an embarrassing blow to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government. A Ugandan refugee only identified as Harriette told Sky News that asylum seekers who are going to be deported to Rwanda “are being sent to their death.” “It’s like they are sending them to their death, because it’s just not clear what these guys are thinking. To send people to die while they are watching, are they ready to carry on blood of the people each and every one going to that country tomorrow?” Harriette said before she asked: “If they felt their country was safe, why would I leave Uganda and leave Rwanda and come to the UK, I would have crossed to Rwanda?” she asked. “But I felt it was not safe, because I have been there before. I have led protest against this. All protests that I have tried to up laws against LGBT in East Africa at large, I know what the community thinks,” Harriette added. This is getting worse! #FunThursday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Electricity thieves face Shs1b fine, jail - Govt. A number of tough penalties have formally been okayed to, among others, regulate and create sanity within the power trade across the country following President Museveni’s assent to eight laws last Wednesday. Among the penalties contained in the Electricity Amendment Act, 2022 is the prescription to jail all persons found guilty of stealing electricity or destroying its infrastructure for 15 years or pay a Shs1 billion fine or face both. Which electricity thief can pay a 1billion fine? #Two4Tuesday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Uganda launches action plan to improve welfare of persons with albinism. Uganda has launched a National Action Plan for Albinism with calls for extensive public sensitization to dispel misconceptions and biases surrounding persons with albinism..“Our big ask today is to support the National Action Plan. You may not have 1 million dollars but you can join us in creating awareness and sensitize more people about albinism,” the minister in charge of disability, Ms Hellen Grace Asamo said at the Plan’s launch in an event to commemorate International Albinism Awareness Day, at the Mayor’s Gardens in Lira City. The five-year plan seeks to promote and protect the human rights and eliminate the violations inflicted on Uganda’s estimated more than 20,000 persons with albinism, including discrimination and stigma. What have you done for albinos? #Two4Tuesday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Kololo SS to represent Uganda at world innovation challenge. Kololo Senior School has won $3,000 (about Shs11m) in the National Innovation Challenge to represent Uganda and East Africa at World Company Challenge in Nigeria next month after defeating more than 10 schools. While closing the tournament on Friday, Mr Allan Kinani, the works development and training officer, said the school will contribute solutions towards a sustainable future and alleviating the devastating effects of climate change. “Kololo SS will join other students from Brazil, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, and Vietnam to ideate and innovate creative solutions to ensure a more just and sustainable future for the planet,” Mr Kinani said. Well Done 👍👍👍👍 #CorporateMonday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Govt returns Link Bus rides, renews car checks. Works and Transport ministry has announced resumption of periodic mandatory motor vehicle inspection effective July. Mr Kharim Kibuuka, the principal vehicle inspector at the ministry, announced the development last Friday at the Uganda Media Centre in the presence of line minister, Gen Katumba Wamala. He said they had addressed administrative constraints with Swiss company Societe Generale De Surveillance (SGS) and were considering bringing them back. “We are planning to bring them (SGS) back on board. There were administrative constraints that had to be addressed. Parliament investigated how they were contracted and instead found other irregularities which had to be addressed,” he said. 'For God And Our Country.' #CorporateMonday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Uganda road traffic deaths climb to 12 people per day. Traffic police statistics show 118 people were killed in road crashes between April 24 and May 4 this year. These 10-day road crash deaths translate into about 12 people losing their life every day. The daily human slaughter on Uganda roads has 'stabilised' at 10 deaths per day. Of these road deaths, 28 people died on the same day on May 4 after a Link bus plunged into a tea garden in Fort Portal on its way to Kampala and others died in a crash that involved three vehicles on Mbale-Tirinyi road. Choose to be a better road user. #Two4Tuesday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO

#PressReview Muhoozi sued over 48th birthday celebration activities. Lt Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has been sued for his recent 48th birthday celebration activities that many have since interpreted as the start of a succession process that will end up with him replacing his father, President Museveni. The petitioner, lawyer Gawaya Tegulle, says it’s unconstitutional for Gen Muhoozi to start engaging in political activities since he is a serving officer of the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF). Officers are expected to be non-partisan, Mr Tegulle adds. The petition was filed before the Constitutional Court in Kampala on Thursday last week. “The acts of the first respondent (Gen Muhoozi) dubbed MK@48 including national and district birthday celebrations as well as political pronouncements in general and the manifest presidential campaigns in particular, on the first respondent’s twitter handle, @MK, are inconsistent to article 208 (2) of the Constitution that provides UPDF shall be non-partisan, national in character, patriotic, professional, disciplined, productive and subordinate to civilian authority…” the petition reads in part. “As a serving officer of the UPDF, the first respondent (Gen Muhoozi), acted in an undisciplined manner, lacking good character when with impunity, breached the Code of Conduct for the defence forces,” it adds. Also jointly sued with Gen Muhoozi is the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), for being an overseer of the military, and the Attorney General, the chief government legal adviser. Let's watch and see what happens next? #CorporateMonday #CountryBreakfast #0706927929 LADY BEZO