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Nyanzi who was on the ticket of the National Unity Platform polled 15, 975 votes against the Independent candidate Muhammad Nsereko’s 16,998 votes. In his petition,  Nyanzi states that the process and counting of the said votes were marred by a lot of malpractices and irregularities committed by both the Electoral Commission officials and Nsereko’s agents. He accuses some of the presiding officers of denying his agents access to voting areas at different polling stations including Summit View, Nakasero 1 and 2, Hoima Flats among others. As such, the declaration forms were never signed by...

Daily Monitor Tuesday January 26 2021 Summary On Sixth Street, polling agents of candidates said security personnel raided the station and ordered them to leave, prompting chaos. One polling agent said two vehicles suspected of carrying pre-ticked ballot papers attempted to access the venue. Advertisement At least 20 people were arrested in Kampala Metropolitan area in incidents of rigging and voter bribery during elections for municipal councillors and division mayors yesterday. The suspects were arrested in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District, Makindye Division, Wandegeya Town and Central...

Colorado has turned its primary focus of vaccinations to older Coloradans, with a goal of vaccinating 70% of the state's residents over the age of 69.

Like you, I did not like what I saw unfold in our nation’s capital today. I am not a fan of protests, but it's our right to do so. I DO NOT condone violence and breaking things. Over the summer when rioters were burning cities it had me incensed. There is no excuse for breaking things. PERIOD. We have a process in place to take deal with issues like this. It's called voting. Now there seemed to be some issues with our last election. So the trust with our leaders is minimal to say the least. But at the same time, I get it.

Waynesboro Record Herald Students at Summitview and Mowrey elementary schools will be learning online from Dec. 14 thru Dec. 16, according to Waynesboro Area School District Superintendent Tod Kline. “Per the Pennsylvania Department of Health, we thought it was in the best interest to close the buildings for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to mitigate the spread of COVID-19,” Kline said. Kline said that as of Friday, Summitview had four positive cases and Mowrey had three. In addition to the numbers, food service staffing was part of the decision to close the buildings, Kline said.  “A ...