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Ntungamo Worker's Councilors Sworn Inn

By Communications Office

 

Ntungamo Dlg

 

Workers representatives to Ntungamo district council have this morning been sworn in at Ntungamo district council hall.

The swearing in was in a council session presided over by the district speaker Elijah Atuhaire who cautioned the councilors against fronting personal interests instead of ensuring that the views of the people they represent are brought to the attention of the council.

Ntungamo Worker's Councilors Sworn Inn

By Communications Office

 

Ntungamo Dlg

 

Workers representatives to Ntungamo district council have this morning been sworn in at Ntungamo district council hall.

The swearing in was in a council session presided over by the district speaker Elijah Atuhaire who cautioned the councilors against fronting personal interests instead of ensuring that the views of the people they represent are brought to the attention of the council.

Locals Urged to Embrace Clean and Safe Water Usage

 

 By Communications Office 

Ntungamo

 

Ntungamo district local council five chairperson Denis Singhahache has asked locals in the district to embrace clean and safe water usage if they are to improve on their livelihoods.

 

He was speaking at Living water international –Uganda exit Meeting held at Ntungamo district council hall.

The project has seen the establishment of 355 water points in the district in a period of 10 years operating in Ruhaama county.

 

Women Council Takes Office

 

 By Communications Office

Ntungamo

The 5 members of the newly elected Ntungamo women council on Tuesday took office receiving tools from the old women council with a warning against conflict with the district council and knowing their boundaries.

The District council secretary for Gender Juliet Mpamize Buriku said many women councils over extend their boundaries an issue that leads to crashing with top district leadership as well the district council which must be avoided.

Parents Cautioned Against Neglecting Parenting Roles

 

By Communications office

Ntungamo
 

Parents have been cautioned to desist from the practice of neglecting their parenting responsibilities if nurturing the future generation is to be realized.

The call was today evening made by Ntungamo district chairperson Denis Singahache while speaking at a dialogue with a team of leaders from the districts of Butalega,Palisa and Namutumba who are on a visit in Ntungamo to share experiences.

US Ambassador Calls for Collective Responsibility in Addressing Child Marriages

By Communications office

Ntungamo

American Ambassador to Uganda Deborah Malac has called for a collective responsibility towards addressing challenges of child Marriages.

Her Excellency was on Thursday addressing leaders of Ntungamo and residents during a dialogue held at Rushooka health centre three in Kayonza Sub County.

Farmers Urged to Embrace Modern Post harvest Handling Practices

By Communications office

Ntungamo 

Farmers in Ntungamo Sub County have been urged to embrace modern post-harvest handling practices in a bid to get better quality produce and better prices.

The call was made by Albert Mugabe the Ntungamo district production officer while speaking to local leaders during a one day sensitization workshop on the Agriculture Cluster Development Program at Ntungamo district council hall.

Ntungamo Leaders Call for Calm Amidst Complaints Over Unpaid Salaries

  

Leaders in Ntungamo district have called for calm amidst complaints over delayed salaries.

Ntungamo district chief administrative officer Kweyamba Ruhemba told dozens of civil servants who had pitched camp at the district headquarters demanding for explanation over delayed salaries.

 

The group mainly dominated by Teachers and health workers carried placards demanding for immediate payment of their July and August salaries.

Ntungamo Leaders Calls for Calm Amidst Complaints Over Unpaid Salaries

  

Leaders in Ntungamo district have called for calm amidst complaints over delayed salaries.

Ntungamo district chief administrative officer Kweyamba Ruhemba told dozens of civil servants who had pitched camp at the district headquarters demanding for explanation over delayed salaries.

 

The group mainly dominated by Teachers and health workers carried placards demanding for immediate payment of their July and August salaries.

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