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Item 43 sex workers plead guilty, fines Shs150,000.(Daily Monitor, 2017-08-08) Adude, PaulA total of 45 sex workers have pleaded guilty of being a public nuisance and have subsequently been sentenced to a fine of Shs150,000 each by Entebbe court and in default, serve three months in jail.Item Commonwealth's Zafar tips youth on career opportunities.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-19) Adude, PaulThe Director of Human Resource and Facility Management at the Commonwealth Secretariat, Ms. Alia Zafar, has urged young people to recognise the value of the skills they acquire through education and leverage available opportunities to build sustainable careers.Item DP faces uphill task to retain Entebbe(Daily Monitor, 2016-02-09) Adude, PaulAlthough the democratic party enjoys support in Entebbe Municipality, its unity to consolidate votes is being threatened by independents for the parliamentary seat.Item Entebbe locals decry 'selective' evictions.(Daily Monitor, 2026-05-19) Adude, PaulEntebbe Deputy RDC urges residents to support the trade order for smooth business operations in the municipality.Item Entebbe mayor rebels against M23 money tag.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-18) Adude, PaulEntebbe Municipality mayor Fabrice Rulinda has vowed to appeal the High Court's Commercial Division judgment that dismissed his case against Stanbic Bank Uganda. He had accused the bank of breaching its contract by reversing funds and freezing his account without consent or court order.Item Experts sound alarm over rise in psychopathy, sociopathy in Uganda.(Daily Monitor, 2026-04-29) Adude, PaulBehind Uganda's rising mental health crisis, where reported cases jumped by more than 71% between 2021 and 2024.Item Fast- track land cases, UNRA asks judges.(Daily Monitor, 2017-11-30) Adude, PaulThe executive director of the Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA), Ms. Allen Kagina, has said delayed cases before court have stalled the body's construction works. "Amidst the high volumes of new cases and backlog that you are faced with,Item Govt moves to manufacture biogas for electricity.(Daily Monitor, 2017-12-08) Adude, PaulThe acting commissioner renewable energy in the ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Mr. Wilson Wafula, has said government is set to start manufacturing electricity from bio-gas. "Government is to start producing bio-gas for electricityItem Gulf crisis disrupts flights at Entebbe.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-02) Adude, PaulSeveral airline operating flights between Entebbe International Airport and the Middle East have suspended or delayed operations following escalating hostilities involving the United State, Israel and Iran, which triggered widespread airspace closures across the Gulf region at the weekend.Item Kayihura links multiple sexual relations to women killings.(Saturday Monitor, 2017-09-30) Adude, PaulThe Inspector General of Police has singled out indulgence in multiple sexual relationships by women as lying at the core of police's challenges in fighting the spate of killings of women in Katabi Town council off Entebbe Road in Wakiso district.Item Police intensify fight against border crime(Daily Monitor, 2018-02-06) Adude, PaulThe Inspector General of Police (IGP), Gen Kale Kayihura, has said the force is set to intensify it's fight in combatting transnational crime.Item Relief as 43 students return home.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-06) Adude, PaulThe 43 students from Ahlul Bayt International University in Tehran, Iran, breathed a collective sigh of relief as they finally completed more than 48 hours of travel from Tehran, to Entebbe last evening.Item Two brothers arrsted over murder of Entebbe student.(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-28) Adude, PaulPolice have arrested two brothers suspected to have murderd a student of Air Force Secondary School in Katabi, Entebbe last week.Item UN to help uganda fight gender violence(Daily Monitor, 2018-05-01) Adude, PaulThe UN will keep supporting Uganda to end sexual and gender based violence in the country, the special envoy of the UN secretary General for the Great lakes region, Mr. Said Djinnit said.Item We won't give contraceptives to teenagers, says minister.(Daily Monitor, 2017-11-02) Adude, PaulState minister for Primary Health Care Joyce Moriku has said government will not be forced to give contraceptives to girls in a bid to reduce the rising teenage bid to reduce the rising teenage pregnancies in the country. The recent decision by government to halt the release of the guidelines on contraceptives for teenage girls has been sharply criticised by many human rights activists.