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Two Apac Municipal officials arrested over alleged corruption - Vimarsana News

Two Apac Municipal officials arrested over alleged corruption

Ms Lilly Akidi, the Apac Municipal senior internal auditor, said that diversion of funds hampers development and also undermines the council decision

Teacher shot dead, two injured in Moroto - Vimarsana News

Teacher shot dead, two injured in Moroto

Julius Okello, one of the teachers at the school in the restive Karamoja sub region said about 10 armed warriors overpowered the security guard armed with a bow and arrow

Seven suspected warriors kill pupil, injure two in Kotido - Vimarsana News

Seven suspected warriors kill pupil, injure two in Kotido

The army in Kotido District is hunting for a group of seven suspected warriors who allegedly shot dead a 10-year-old pupil and injured two others

Pallisa residents fault govt on Emyooga cash - Vimarsana News

Pallisa residents fault govt on Emyooga cash

Daily Monitor Tuesday May 04 2021 A resident attached to one of the Saccos displays receipts for the money deposited to the bank as subscription fees in Pallisa District at the weekend. PHOTO/MUDANGHA KOLYANGHA Summary Residents say they are frustrated by overwhelming requirements demanded by government officials before they can access the funds. The locals have asked government to refund the savings that they deposited in commercial banks as membership and subscription fees. Advertisement A section of residents, who subscribe to the different Emyooga groups in Pallisa District, have faulted...

From Ugandan child soldier to PhD graduate - Vimarsana News

From Ugandan child soldier to PhD graduate

Voice Neliswa Sosibo. Read time >10 min. Julius Okello, a former Ugandan child soldier forced into a civil war at the age of nine, will graduate with a PhD from UCT on 15 December. He will receive one of 205 doctorates being awarded this month.   It was Thursday, 9 April 2020, at 05:47, hardly dawn. At his home in Uganda, Julius Okello was woken by the ping of an email on his phone. In the half-light he scanned the heading and then fetched a glass of water. Back in his bedroom, he prayed before opening the email. Three external examiners’ reports confirmed the message he’d...

Source: uct.ac.za