HL Deb 26 July 1962 vol 242 cc1145-72 1145 § 4.27 p.m. § Order of the Day for the Second Reading read. § THE EARL OF DUNDEE My Lords, I have At in command from Her Majesty the Queen to acquaint the House that Her Majesty, having been informed of She purport of the Uganda [...]
I passed by Kasubi tombs last night, and found police rounding up young people. I did not know the fire had escalated. A Radio one presenter had given a hint of the fire, she said fire had broken out at Kasubi tombs, but that the light drizzle had put it off. It was therefore surprising [...]
"You people should go back to my manifesto. I promised Kampala three things: an idea, a concept and a tragedy" Seya dismissing claims that he is not presidential material because he has failed to manage the city. Well Seya, we are seeing the tragedy that you promised......
Kayondo Hamdan is your typical Uganda. A happy, generous man, with a passion for sports. Yesterday, was not an ordinary day for him as he battled the scourge of el nino. When the rains started before down, he thought this would be the normal 30 minute, nay, okay, two-hour downpour. It was not, the rain [...]
The skies over the kabugga ka empala, Kampala opened at 4.00am this morning and unleashed a torrent of water that has surpassed the 10 hour mark. It is raining for over 10 hours now. Now, the city is in a strange stranglehold of water. Sections of the city especially surburbian Kampala in Bwaise, Natete, Jinja [...]
An massive number of people thronged down town Kampala for last minute christmas shopping. Anxiety, expectation and detruction crafted to benefit the omnipresent philosophy of consumerism.
Professor John did say that Uganda appeared to have survived the effects of global economic crisis. However, many labour related issues came to the fore. The lack of labour statistics, the lack of a minimum wage etc., to which a number of suggestions were put forth
A report launched on Thursday October 11th, 2009 by Hon Eriya Kategaya at Protea Hotel in Kampala is a pointer to how thinks turned out for the most vulnerable amidst us. Coming soon……
Yesterday, my Bureau Chief, Michael brought news to the effect that Kisekka market was on fire. This news came in at about midday. It can not be a very bad news as Kisekka market is known to be a troublesome spot, where riotings can happen spontaneously. Later it emerged from news on the FM stations [...]
