ANKOLE WESTERN UNIVERSITY IS NOT FOR ONLY SHEEMA-NEW VICE CHANCELLOR
By Wilber Muhwezi- Kasibante
In Sheema–
The new Vice Chancellor Ankole Western University Dr.Misharch Katusiimeh has revealed his new strategies to promote the University.
Talking to www.mknewslink.com on his first day in office at the campus yesterday evening July 28, 2017, Dr.Katusiimeh said his priority will be retraining and attracting quality staff into the University in a measure to produce quality students.
He disclosed that Ankole Western University doesn’t belong to only Sheema district but the whole of West Ankole Diocese and Uganda at large.
On the issue to increase the number of students’ enrollment, the new vice chancellor says, he will use effective media strategies of electronic, print and social media to attaract students to the new university.
Katusiimeh said he will work with stakeholders to market good facilities available at the university and this will be done through the church structures.”We shall start from parish to Archdeaconry level to market the university” he asserted.
He added that he will use sports to promote Ankole western university whereby students will participate in volleyball, football matches and all sport leagues at all levels.
On managing the conflict between Sheema and Bushenyi districts the vice chancellor says he will engage stakeholders, through think tank and intellectual debates to unite people from the two districts.
The row erupted between the people of Sheema and the former bishop West Ankole diocese Rt.Rev.Yona Katoneene when he attempted to start a study center of the university to Katungu in Bushenyi district.
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KARYEIJA REFUSES TO HANDOVER OFFICE
By Nelson Twinamatsiko and Wilber Muhwezi Kasibante
The embattled censured chairman for Mitooma district;Benon Karyeija has refused to hand over the office to his vice chairman Silver Tumukuratire.
Karyeija who was impeached by his councilors on Monday of July 24, 2017 for abusing his office, has up to now not handed over the office thus prompting his successor Silver Tumukuratire to occupy another office.
During his impeachment, Karyeija was in Kampala on official duties and since then he has not returned to Mitooma district.
Tension in Mitooma is tense as supporters of Karyeija are angry and most of them not sure whether he was censured legally or illegally.
Karyeija has not come out to tell public his next step after his impeachment.
“LIBERATE YOUR LAND”-BISHOP LWELE TELLS UGANDANS
By Nelson Twinamatsiko
In Bushenyi–
Ugandans have been urged not to fear debating matters pertaining to removal of age limit in the constitution of Uganda as the government is planning to table it in parliament any time.
The call was yesterday sounded by Bishop Lwele; the overseer of born- Again churches in Uganda when he was addressing the church leaders in a one day agricultural conference at Multipurpose hall in Bushenyi-Ishaka Municipality.
Bishop Lwele disclosed that he has selected a fraternity of lawyers to provide legal services for Ugandans who are fighting to protect the 1995 constitution of Uganda.
“We are going to resist any step that government will take to change the constitution of Uganda”Lwele asserted.
Lwele disclosed that all government programmes aimed at modernizing agriculture have totally failed to yield fruits due to political leaders who engage in bloodshed, witchcraft and sexual immoralities.
He argued that Bonabagagawale, NAADS and Operation wealth creation programmes have absolutely failed to improve income among Ugandans since they are being practiced on barren land.
The man of God says when a leader sins, the land becomes affected thus becoming barren until when it is liberated.
He appealed to all Ugandans to liberate their land if they are to practice modern farming and get out of poverty.
Lwele further disclosed that in conjunction with agricultural experts he has started new methods of improving agriculture where irrigation is used as a key tool.
He said they have started banana growing project in Kanganve in Luweero district where farmers get free training.