He was welcomed by H.E Abdelmadjid Tebboune to the Presidential Palace. They discussed issues on growing the prosperity of Africa. They agreed to work together in the areas of trade, energy, education, agriculture and counter-terrorism where they have experience in this, just like Uganda. In Algeria they have reliable partners, they are looking at powdered …
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One of the techniques used by the Ministry of Education and Sports to track daily attendance of both instructors and students and crack down on teacher-learner absenteeism is the distribution of cellphones and tablets to government-aided educational institutions currently and a number of districts have got these smartphones. Moses Tumwijukye Bwengye, the acting Kabale District …
Kabale District Receives 130 smartphones To Track Teacher Attendance. Read More »
On Friday, Pope Francis reaffirmed his position on transgenderism, calling it a “dangerous doctrine” and asserting that those who support it are mistaken if they think they are on the “road to progress.” In an interview with the Argentine newspaper La Nacion, the pope stated that gender ideology was one of the most destructive ideological …
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The largest demonstration in Israeli history has drawn hundreds of thousands of participants, according to some reports. Ten weeks have passed since the start of demonstrations against government plans for a significant overhaul of the legal system. In locations like Haifa, record numbers of protesters showed up, while estimates put Tel Aviv’s turnout at around …
Israeli experiences one of its largest protests ever. Read More »
According to local media, the club was accused of “continuous false administration” and “continued falsification of commercial papers” by the provincial prosecutor of Barcelona. The club told CNN they had never bribed a referee and would cooperate with the investigation. However, four former club officials and a former top referee, who the club paid $9 …
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The person President Xi Jinping nominated to be the next premier of China has been formally elected by parliament. Former Shanghai Communist Party chief Li Qiang will now serve as the country’s leader in place of Li Keqiang, who is retiring. At the National People’s Congress, the 63-year-old earned nearly all of the votes from …
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On the invitation of H.E. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the President of Algeria, President YK Museveni left this morning for a three-day state visit to the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria. The signing of several memoranda of understanding between various sectors of the two countries will be witnessed by H.E. YK Museveni and his host. The first-ever …
Uganda declared on Thursday that work will soon start on building her first nuclear reactor. In collaboration with China National Nuclear Corporation, the Buyende Nuclear Power Station will be built, assisting in the development of capacities for the peaceful use of atomic energy. Only South Africa now has a nuclear power station that is operational …
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The public is being asked by the police to come forward with any information they may have on the 11 suspects who broke out of a cell at the Dokolo Central Police Station over the weekend. The escapees reportedly include Raymond Okwang, Innocent Owiny, Allan Adep, Daniel Okwir, Ivan Epong, and Michael Eboga, according to …
A spokesman for the Italian firefighters’ service said on Sunday that a migrant boat shipwreck in southern Italy has resulted in more than 30 deaths and that more than 40 people have survived. Near Steccato di Cutro, a seaside resort on the eastern coast of Calabria, the region that makes up the tip of Italy’s …