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Daily Monitor Thursday May 27 2021 Summary On Tuesday, while meeting probation and community development officers across the Acholi Sub-region, Mr Martin Kiiza, the executive director of the National Children Authority, said the government was cognizant that parents failed to protect their children during the lockdown. Advertisement The high sexual offences committed against children throughout the country during the lockdown last year primarily resulted from parental negligence, the government has said. On Tuesday, while meeting probation and community development officers across the Acholi ...

Today, Ugandan produce is served on tables across the region, and government has moved in to promote value addition by enticing investors to set up agro-industries

Daily Monitor Thursday April 22 2021 Food distribution at Ayilo I Refugee Settlement Camp in Pakele Sub-county, Adjumani District, on June 8, 2020. PHOTO | MARTIN OKUDI Summary The minister was responding to remarks by Ms Rosa Malango, the United Nations Resident coordinator, that WFP was unable to purchase food locally because of “poor quality” of Uganda’s foodstuffs. Advertisement The Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and Refugees, Mr Hilary Onek, has said the United Nations must buy food from Ugandan farmers to feed refugees or relocate them to countries supplying  it. Mr O...

Children activities are poorly funded- Minister Nakiwala Tuesday April 20 2021 This photo taken on April 20, 2021 shows Minister of State for Children and Youth Affairs in the Ministry of Gender Labour and Social Development, Ms Florence Nakiwala Kiyingi signing on the report on budget responsiveness to the aftershock effects of Covid-19 on children. PHOTO/ ROLAND NASASIRA Summary Justice Baraka, a 12-year old primary seven vacist of Greens Primary School and child rights advocate in Busia district concluded the symposium, noting that the best gift anyone can have is children and that the bes...

Tanzania’s recent admission of the presence of COVID-19 in the country is thanks to the intervention of church leaders who have a history of intervening in matters of national importance.