Kasenyi fishermen cry out over the closure of the landing site for 2 weeks now, because of poor hygiene. The distressed fishermen, in order to earn something during the trying period, have resorted to fighting for space with traders.

The business community in Kasindi market has been closed over failure to provide temporary protecting gears to combat the deadly Ebola.

The closure comes shortly after the market management levied Shs6500 from vendors, something that did appeal to the residents.

Parliament has tasked Bahati the minister of finance to explain to the nation what exactly happened. This came about after Fred Enanga the police spokesperson and Ofwono Opondo the government spokesperson contradicted each other on the matter of the contents the were smuggled in with the bank of Uganda consignment. The governor bank of Uganda Mutebire who at first confessed that extra money had been printed & smuggled in, though yesterday comes out and denied having any knowledge about the contents in the boxes.

The National Agricultural Research Organization- NARO urged farmers to use different pesticides to destroy fall armyworms.

Winfred Aol Opio, an entomologist at NARO says that the worms become resistant to a single pesticide when used for two or more consecutive seasons in the same garden. 

She advised that farmers should rotate or inter-change chemicals after at least one season because it will reduce the rate of destruction of the armyworms.   

In the efforts to ease the tax paying process the URA has launched a Uganda electronic single window system and warned government organs that make URA’s work complicated, to stop it immediately.

The meeting intended for changing the leadership of Nsangi market vendors in Kawempe division, along Ttula road ended in a fight, which led the police to intervene.

The shouting with giving any board a chance to be heard overtook the whole meeting, however later Kamulegaeya Asadu the new chairperson was sworn in amidst praise and celebration.