NEWS UPDATES AT 12 O’CLOCK WITH ORANGE. Uganda police has this morning officially opened its garments factory in Uganda. The factory will be making garments for police officers and other government departments. The factory will be located next to the police mechanical workshop at plot 66/68 Jinja Road. The National Resistance Movement (NRM) caucus has resolved that to run for presidency on the party ticket, one is required to pay UGX20m to party treasury and UGX3m for parliamentary seat. This was resolution was reached in yesterday’s NRM caucus meeting at state house Entebbe. Kramer Electronics an Israel firm has introduced a new online technology that allows users to share files, chat with other attendees and collaborate together on a shared document using the whiteboard feature from their own devises. The wireless collaboration devices allow people to interact and conference wireless in office and conferences being an alternative to office intercom and use of projectors. Government is considering phasing out sports betting as a measure to encourage the youth to engage in productive activities. Minister for trade and co-operatives Ameria Kyambadde says government is taking steps slowly by slowly to ensure that it saves the youth from this evil. Parliament’s Accounts Committee chaired by Hon Alice Alaso is meeting Ministry Of Local Government to respond to Auditor Generals report for 2012/13. Ministry of Local Government mischarged UGX 4.1 billion in the year under review. Also the ministry advanced UGX. 1.8 billion to staff personal accounts for ministry activities contrary to the regulations. South African opposition party leader Julius Malema is due to go on trial to face corruption charges. A former African National Congress (ANC) youth Leader, Malema is himself known for campaigning against corruption and focusing on South Africas black poor. 33 year old Malema, who was expelled from the governing ANC, is accused of fraud, money-laundering and racketeering. He denies the allegations, which he says are politically motivated. Mr Malema is accused of receiving some $392,000 (£240,000) from corrupt activities involving government deals. RADIOCITY NEWS: BRINGING THE WORLD CLOSER TO YOU!
Posted on: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 09:08:01 +0000
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