Ahead of the 2021 presidential campaigns that kicked off last month, there was a debate on whether a scientific campaign that would ensure strict adherence to the Standard Operating Procedures against COVID-19 was possible.
A-level and vocational results are arriving for hundreds of thousands of students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
But unlike other years, these results have been estimated after exams were cancelled by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Uganda has registered another COVID-19 death, bringing the number to five. This comes after a 46-year-old Indian woman and resident of Kibuli, Makindye Divison succumbed to the deadly virus.
Former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa was suffering from malaria and died of a heart attack, his family said Sunday, scotching rumours that he succumbed to coronavirus.
Members of Parliament from the border districts have asked the Government to provide an alternative source of livelihood if it plans to keep the 42 districts under lockdown.
The government is still skeptical about the reopening of educational institutions, a decision which, according to President Yoweri Museveni will be taken before September.
The government of Uganda is set to resume the repatriation of Ugandans that have been stranded in outside countries following a COVID-19 lockdown.
This follows a two-week break that was aimed at freeing up space in the gazetted quarantine centers.
Legislators have held inter-denominational prayers to mark the commencement of the 5th and last session of the 10th Parliament.
The 5th Division Uganda People’s Defense Forces-UPDF court-martial sitting in Oyam has sentenced a Local Defense Unit-LDU personnel to life imprisonment for murder.
Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro said Tuesday he has tested positive for the new coronavirus after months of downplaying its severity while deaths mounted rapidly inside the country.
