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By Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante

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In Bushenyi—-

Bushenyi Ishaka municipal council deputy mayor Joel Nkore has called upon stakeholders, politicians to work hard to ensure that government provides money to fulfil their budgets.

“Good ideas remain a dream when we don’t get money from central government and local taxes,” Nkore noted.

Nkore said this today 5^th Nov.2021 while closing a budget conferences held at Bushenyi multipurpose hall in Bushenyi town.

The budget conference was attended by three divisional technical and political leaders.

The budget conference is meant to plan for the next financial year 2022/2023.

Nkore asked leaders; both political and technical to unite for the development of Bushenyi Ishaka municipality.

Other leaders present were; Richard Byaruhanga the mayor, Assy Abirebire the town clerk, Didas Muhanguzi the deputy town clerk, Evarist Rwambuga.

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By Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante

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In Mitooma/ Mbarara—-

Mitooma district borne female students has been elected the deputy speaker for Uganda National Students Association.

The elections were held yesterday at Mayanja memorial institute in Mbarara city.

Charity Agaba is born in Kanyabyanga sub county Mitooma district and is a law student at Bishop Stuart University in Mbarara.

Agaba a sister to the deputy speaker for Mitooma district council Greenford Kapoota defeated other three students.

According to the brother Kapota, Agaba won overwhelmingly in all four regions.

UNSA is an association that brings students together and it has a secretariat where Agaba will be the deputy speaker.

Every student is mandated to contribute a small fee to run UNSA activities.

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By Aggrey Twesigye

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In Mbarara—

There was heavy deployment of Security officers at Mayanja Memorial institute in Mbarara as students’ delegates of Uganda National Students Association (UNSA) from Western region convened to choose their 32^nd UNSA Council.

The voting that started at around 09:00 am commenced with E-campaigns that were held at Kololo Senior Secondary School.

The voting was held virtually on four polling station countrywide; Mayanja Memorial institute in Mbarara city for Western region, Kololo Senior Secondary School for central region, and Minakulu Technical Institute for northern and Eastern region.

The western region the Returning Officer Sande Andrew told www.mknewslink.com that Western region was well represented with 123 delegates.

Speaking as the chief guest at E- campaigns of candidates at Kololo Senior Secondary School grounds Minister for Presidency Mary Babalanda who represented the fountain of honor urged students to be job creators so as to prosper and pledged full support to UNSA leadership.

The 2021, 32nd.UNSA elections were supposed to be held last year in November but due to Covid 19 pandemic the polls were pushed to today.

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By Ambrose Kweronda

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In Rukungiri—

Police in Rukungiri are hunting for two men who allegedly assaulted an 18 year old boy over a panga which resulted into his death.

Kigezi Regional police Spokesperson Elly Maate has identified the suspects as Amos Nyesiga and one Bright of Katungi cell Garubunda parish Kebisoni sub/county Rukungiri District.

It’s alleged that on 29/10/2021 at around 1300hrs at Katungi cell the deceased Nelson Mugume 18 years developed disagreements with the suspects who accused him of stealing their panga.

In the scuffle, the panga injured one of the suspects Nyesiga who in turn picked a stone and hit the deceased on the head causing serious injury.

The deceased was rushed to Nyakibale hospital and was pronounced dead on 03/11/2021 at 2230hrs.

It was after his death that the mother Alleluia Prosy reported the case of murder at Cps Rukungiri vide SD ref 02/04/11/2021.

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By Ambrose Kweronda

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In Kanungu—

Police in Kanungu District are holding four people for allegedly stealing 12 goats from the residents.

The suspects are; Simpson Abaho, Jimmy Twizukye, Judith Arinaitwe and Evelyn Tumwebaze all residents of Rwamanyonyi cell, Bugongi sub county Kanungu district.

According to the residents, they embarked on the search for goat thieves after one of their residents lost a goat.

Their search netted Simpson Abaho and Jimmy Twizukye who have been allegedly stealing goats from residents and hiding them at Medard Turyakira’s home.

On learning that residents had netted two of his accomplices, Turyakira ran away leaving his two wives Judith Arinaitwe and Evelyn Tumwebaze who were also arrested by the police for further investigations.

Bugongi police recovered 12 goats from Medard Turyakira’s home all believed to have been stolen from residents.

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