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Thursday August 2, 2018

By Aiden Graw and Atwakiire Micheal

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS:

Famous Ugandan tycoon Kirumira Brian well known as Bryan White basing on his official Facebook account finally answered the question of many by revealing his real source of money saying that it’s his Italian step dad who taught him business.

Bryan white since last year has been meeting a lot of questions from various people, media houses and organisations on his source of wealth but he has been quiet about it.  Some people have been alleging that he gets money from underground however some have been thinking that he is a typical thief.

Bryan White: my biography and source of income.

“My name is Kirumira Brian and commonly known as Bryan White. White was given to me by my Step father Claudio an Italian who passed on two years back. I am an orphan. I was born in 1985 and at the age of one my father abandoned us. I am the last born of four. Our first born is Sarah Kasumba who lives in Italy, our second born was Kalule Edward who passed on and the third born is Kabwama Robinson. Our other step brother from our Italian stepfather passed on as well.

When our father abandoned us, our mother left for Italy sometime in 1986 for greener pastures, I was a year old then. My mother then got married to an Italian business man called Claudio who was dealing in real estate. He would buy old houses, renovate them and re-sell them as new. He accumulated funds and grew bigger in business. I later learned that my mother had contracted HIV together with her then husband. My mother had had a son Michael with our step father Claudio but unfortunately he too passed on too later. In 1993 my mother returned to Uganda and that is how I met my step brother. When she returned she took with her our elder sister Sarah. Unfortunately in 1997 my mother died and Sarah took over business with my step-father. 1999 our brother Kalule died. Sarah then started sending us some money and its then that I started doing business too. I would buy and sell cars and make off small profits.

In 2014 our step-father died. Last year in September, my sister Sarah gave me a call and asked I travel to Italy and meet the lawyers of our late step-father’s estate company. He had left a WILL and I was to carry on with his business, I was his heir. He has quite a significant amount of savings on his account and it’s from that that I brought some to Africa and precisely Uganda”.

Bryan white is the Chief Executive Officer of Brian white foundation a Non-governmental organisation based on eradicating poverty especially in youths and indeed it has helped many people by giving them free money and property.

JOSE CHAMELEONE GETS SSALONGO SIRAJE AS HIS NEW MANAGER

A few days ago, social media was painted with rumours that singer Jose Chameleone had parted ways again with his manager; Mutiima and this could have finally come to pass.

Chameleone has reportedly hired a one Siraje as his new manager just after he sent Mutiima packing.

Jose Chameleone with Manager Ssalongo Siraje

Close sources within the Leone island camp have told Entertainment department of MKnewsLink.com that failed musician turned traditional herbalist Ssalongo Siraje is set to take over the new management role.

“The deal is done. The failed musician and herbalist Siraje will take over as soon as Chameleone is done with the photo shoot,” concluded an insider who prefered anonymity.

Ssalongo Siraje is remembered for managing the likes of Chance Nnalubega, who she later dropped for own career that saw him release songs like “Nabuto”, “Kokonyo”, “Muko”, “Akasengejja” to mention but a few.

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Thursday

By Sandra Tumwekwase and Aiden Graw

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In Bushenyi ———————

Teachers have been warned against dressing poorly while on duty so as to be exemplary.

The warning was sounded by Saul Rwampororo the district education officer Bushenyi- Ishaka municipality while opening a one day p4 and p5 teachers’ workshop held today o2ndm August 2018 at the municipal multipurpose hall aimed that reviewing the national curriculum and its relevance to the Ugandan day to date life.

He noted that teachers must dress well so as to be good examples to the children they teach.

He added that they must be disciplined in every way if the pupils they guide are to become responsible, disciplined and well nurtured citizens of this nation.
Maxim Arinaitwe the Deputy Principal Bushenyi Primary Teachers College also the CCT Kyamuhunga sub county, asked to adopt new methods of teaching. He urged teachers to use methods that are Learner Centered.

Arinaitwe noted that the curriculum is relevant in day to date life because it instils leadership skills into learners through activities like debates, guides them to realize the value of the environment and teaches learners to respect cultural norms and languages.

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2^nd august 2018

By Sylvia Kugonza

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In Kabarole  

The bickering between Kabarole district leaders and Fort Portal regional hospital administrators that lasted for over five months has ended following a harmonious meeting between two parties.

The row started on 11^th May, 2018 when the district council resolved to petition the Health Minister of health demanding the transfer of the Hospital director Dr. Florence Tugumisirize.

The leaders accused the director of her failure to work with the local leaders, failing to attend district council and report on the hospital performance, denying opportunity the intern students practicing from the health facility, transfers caused internally, declining standards of the facility and the arrest of councilors who were on monitoring mission.

During the district stakeholders’ meeting held at the hospital on Tuesday the hospital director accepted to organize quarterly meetings with the district, monitor jointly and report on the hospital performance to district to bridge the gap of poor communication.

She noted that the negative perception about the health facility was due to lack of public relations and security which she admits will be improved after meeting.

On the death of mothers at the facility, Dr. Tugumisirize attributed it to the late referrals by the low health facilities especially from Rwamwanja in Kamwenge and Kyegegwa noting that patients arrive at the hospital when they are in critical conditions.

Last year, in a quarter of July -December, 33 mothers who were referred at the hospital died and of these 11 were from Kabarole.

Richard Rwabuhinga the Kabarole district chairperson observed that the past six months were characterized by chaos at the hospital because of the lack of clear channels of coordination and communication between the director and the leaders. He told the staff that they all serving the population with a clear objective of quality service and asked the director to always attended council and present reports about the facility.

RDC Asiimwe Stephen observed the need for the hospital administrators to engage the local leaders of Rwamwanja Refugee camp and Kyegegwa on the dangers of late referrals because death impacts negatively on the hospital performance.

The meeting that was attended by the RDC , DHO Dr.Richard Mugahi and the hospital administrators resolved to end the bickering , focus on serving the public and introduce name tags for staff  for easy identification of workers purportedly selling drugs and extorting money from patients.

It also resolved that the stakeholders sensitize the people on the cases of illnesses referred to referral hospital and start utilizing the lower health center IIs,IIIs and IVs to avoid congesting the referral hospital.

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In Kampala

Six Opposition Members of Parliament have extended the Age limit battle to the Supreme Court pleading with Chief Justice Bart Katureebe to annul the entire ‘age limit Act’.

The MPs, led by the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, Ms Winfred Kiiza, listed 11 grounds to support their appeal.

They are dissatisfied with the 4:1 majority decision of the Constitutional Court that endorsed the removal of the presidential age limit clause Article 102(b) from the Constitution, paving way for President Museveni to contest in the next polls if he so wishes.

During a press conference in Kampala yesterday, Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago, who represents the MPs, told Chief Justice Bart Katureebe that their decision in the pending appeal will either “make” or “break” the country.

“Our last hope is in the Supreme Court. This is the call we are making to the Chief Justice. It is a very big test to the Judiciary, Lukwago said.

“We made our submissions before the Constitutional Court that Ugandans were let down by Cabinet and Parliament……The choice is yours [Supreme Court] now whether to help this country gets on course of constitutionalism, rule of law or you sanction violence,” he added.

Other MPs are Gerald Karuhanga, Jonathan Odur, Mubarak Munyagwa, Allan Ssewanyana and Ibrahim Ssemujju.

However, the Chief Justice refrained himself from commenting on the Mbale judgment, saying he might find himself having a conflict of interest since he might be on the Bench, hearing the appeal.

The MPs hailed Justice Kenneth Kakuru who had a dissenting judgment and Remmy Kasule for their elaborate constitutional history background of the country in their respective judgments.

The filing of the appeal before the Supreme Court comes days after another petitioner in the Mbale judgment, Male Mabirizi, lodged the first appeal last week.

Lukwago also warned the MPs from being duped again by the President that they can re-table and pass the law to extend their stay in Parliament.

He also criticised President Museveni for blasting the justices for declining to approve the extension of the MPs’ term.

“If he was dissatisfied with the judgment like us, he should have appealed as a party or as friend of court, but not resorting to lambasting judges,” Lukwago said.

The President said the extension of the term focuses more on the convenience of seven years instead of five.

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Thursday August 2, 2018

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SPORTS NEWS:

Transfer News:

Chelsea are ready to hijack Tottenham’s bid to sign Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish.

Manchester United’s “transfer fixer” Matt Judge has flown to Spain to begin negotiations with Barcelona for centre-back Yerry Mina.

West Ham could take their summer spending past £100m if they are able to complete a deal to sign Lille’s Brazil midfielder Thiago Maia.

The Hammers have been thwarted in their bid to sign Celta Vigo striker Maxi Gomez after a £25m offer was rejected.

Wolves are interested in signing Stoke City midfielder Badou N’Diaye, who has also been linked with Everton or a possible move back to Galatasaray. Tottenham are plotting a £30m swoop for Bournemouth midfielder Lewis Cook.

Barcelona technical secretary Eric Abidal has reportedly denied holding a meeting with Manchester United star Paul Pogba about a summer move. Chelsea are ready to take their battle for Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain to the wire amid reports he is not keen on any part of his proposed AC Milan move being a loan.

Kelechi Iheanacho will start Leicester’s Premier League opener against Manchester United with Jamie Vardy not having enough time to get ready after his post-World Cup break.

Chelsea are in active negotiations with Marseille to sell France striker Olivier Giroud for around £20m.

Adrien Rabiot is set to snub Arsenal for a Barcelona move – if PSG can finalise a deal for N’Golo Kante.

Liverpool have been tipped to repeat their Naby Keita acquisition with Christian Pulisic – buy him now a year in advance of his arrival.

Sheyi Ojo set to leave Liverpool as boss Jurgen Klopp admits it ‘makes sense’ for the youngster to go on loan.

The FA will tell Gareth Southgate they cannot offer him Premier League wages when a new deal for the England manager is put on the table.

Anthony Martial is still facing a club fine despite his imminent return to Manchester United training.

The EFL is standing firm after Birmingham City’s latest attempt to lift their transfer embargo.

GOLF MOURNS FORMER LGA PRESIDENT TOM PORTEOUS

Tom Porteous, a well-kent face in Lothians golf and also around Scotland, passed away recently. He joined Longniddry the day before his 19th birthday in 1953 and was part of the team that won the inaugural East Lothian Winter League in 1966/67. Porteous also served his beloved local club with pride, becoming captain in 1964. He won a silver medal in the Dispatch Trophy when Scottish Special Housing Association were runners-up to the Department of Health in 1962. Porteous was then elected to the Lothians Golf Association Executive in 1968, serving until 1974 and again from 1980 to 1989, when he became president. He then became the Lothians representative on the Scottish Golf Union Executive from 1990 to 1997 and worked tirelessly to develop boys’ golf. Porteous also served as one of the SGU representatives on the committee of the East of Scotland Open from 1990 to 2007 and in that time only missed the 2003 event due to the fact that he was in Japan as manager of the Scotland Boys team. In 1984, he was elected as vice president of Longniddry and held this position until 2017 when he retired due to ill health. “Tom was a great family man and he gave outstanding service to golf,” said friend and clubmate Peter Lowe. A thanksgiving service is being held at Longniddry Parish Church on Monday, 13 August at 1pm.

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