Browsing by Author "Thawite, John"

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    Farmers threathen to kill park animals.
    (New Vision, 2018-01-09) Thawite, John
    Furious farmers in Karusandara sub-county in Kasese district have vowed to kill animals that stray from Queen Elizabeth and Kibale national parks and destroy their crops. The farmers who includeed the areas district councillor, Godfrey Kasozi Dembe, stormed the Kyondo rangers post on Saturday sfternoon, expressing their dissatisfaction with park authorities who they say have always preferred to protect the animals instesd of the people.
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    Kasese floods kill 4 siblings.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-09) Thawite, John
    Four children from the same family perished when River Kyaminyoku in Nyakabingo ward, kasese municipality, burst its banks, on Monday, making the eagerly awaited rains a tragedy. The floods hit the house of Remegio Mukundi and engulfed two girls and their two brothers.
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    Save the Children boosts Kasese maternity services.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-11) Thawite, John
    Maternity services at Kitswamba Health Centre III, Busongora North constituency, Kasese district, have improved to about 60%, following interventions by various agencies, including Save the children and Baylor Uganda. The head of the health facility,
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    Sh10b project to tame the Nyamwamba launched.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-09) Thawite, John
    A sh10b project funded by the Egyptian government and aimed at de-silting River Nyamwamba has been commissioned in Kasese district. The breaking of the ground ceremony, at the headquarters of Bulembia division, kasese municipality, was done by the Egyptian minister of water resources and irrigation, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aty.
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    URA brings hope to Katwe Salt miners.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-18) Thawite, John
    Salt workers at Katwe Salt lake in Kases district have every reason to smile after the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) started donating gear to protect them from the lake's deadly brine The salt workers say they are disappointed that despite being of the most cherished food ingredients, other stakeholders have done little to come to their rescue.