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A section of Ugandans who have just returned into the country from overseas are protesting spending more than 14 days in institutional quarantine. 

As well-wishers continue donating food and non food items to the taskforce during this period of covid19, over 150 yellow power youth in Busongora north constituency kasese district yesterday donated blood to save lives of Ugandans during this period of covid 19.

Opposition party FDC is proposing to table a bill to form a transitional government which will be running the country during this period under which were supposed to have election.

Following Electoral Commission’s announcement of a revised roadmap suggesting that there will be no open-air campaigns in line with the ministry of health guidelines that prohibits mass gatherings in order to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus, this has not gone well with some sections of people.

Leaders of People with Disabilities in Kasese district have expressed concern over the increased cases of rape especially during the COVID-19 lock down.

The government has announced that a fishing ban imposed on Lake Kyoga will be lifted within the next three weeks. 

People of Kijangi in Kakumiro district took the law in their hands when set ablaze the man they suspected to be a thief and burnt him to death.

Over 20 acres of maize were destroyed to nothingness by elephants that escaped from Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kidodo cell central division Kasese municipality.

Ugandans returning from abroad will no longer have to obtain a negative COVID-19 certificate before entering the country.