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The sad development was confirmed by Uganda Police and Uganda Peopleâs Defence Forces (UPDF).
âUPDF fraternity regrets to announce the passing on of the Deputy Inspector General of Police Maj Gen Paul Lokech. More details to follow. May His Soul Rest In Eternal Peace,â UPDF Spokesperson Brig Flavia Byekwaso tweeted.
âThe IGP with deep sorrow regrets to announce the sudden demise of the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Major General Paul Lokech. He passed on from his home this morning. A detailed statement on the cause of death and burial arrangements will be availed in due course,â Uganda Police also posted on their social media pages.
Details regarding the cause of Gen Lokechâs death are still scanty. However, according to Government Chief Whip Thomas Tayebwa, the senior army officer died of blood clot.
â Just received very sad news that Gen. Paul Lokech has gone to be with the Lord. Why Why Why God? Why Gen. Lokech? A clot has taken u at a time we needed u most! Go serve with the angels Soldier! Till we meet again,â Tayebwa said.
Who was Gen Lokech?
Paul Lokech, was a senior military officer at the rank of Major General, in the Uganda Peopleâs Defence Forces (UPDF), who was appointed Deputy Inspector General of Police of the Uganda Police Force on 16 December 2020 replacing Maj Gen Sabiiti Muzeeyi.
Lokech, has been and will be remembered for being at the forefront of fighting terrorism in Uganda.
He recently led a police operation in which several suspected Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) fighters suspected of masterminding assassinations of high profile citizens were arrested.
Between November 2017 and December 2019, he served on special assignment âto monitor on behalf of the guarantors of the South Sudan peace process, the assembling, screening, demobilization and integration of the armed forces of South Sudanâ.
Before that, he served as Chief of Staff of the UPDF Air Force, for a period of five months, from 11 July 2019, until 11 December 2019.
Prior to that, from December 2018 until July 2019, Gen Lokech was Commandant of Uganda Rapid Deployment Capability Centre (URDCC), in Jinja, in the Eastern Region of Uganda. He was appointed to that position in December 2018.
His military career includes service in various leadership capacities, including two tours as the Commander of the Uganda contingent to Somalia, as part of the AMISOM peace-keeping force. The first tour was between 2011 and 2012. His second Somalia rotation was from 2017 until 2018. During his first tour, Lokech commanded Battle Groups Eight and Nine, responsible for ejecting Al-Shabaab militants from Mogadishu in 2011.
Before his second tour in Somalia, he was the Commanding Officer of the Second UPDF Division, based at Makenke Barracks, in Mbarara, in the Western Region of Uganda.He has previously served as the Military Attaché at Ugandaâs Embassy to Russia, based in Moscow.
Lokech also served as part of Ugandaâs peace-keeping forces in South Sudan. He was part of Operation Safe Haven (OSH), a UPDF operation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo intended to neutralize the rebel Allied Democratic Forces (ADF).
In February 2019, President Yoweri Museveni promoted over 2,000 men and women to various ranks in the UPDF. As part of that exercise, Paul Lokech was promoted from Brigadier to Major General. His name was inadvertently left off the original list, and the Uganda military apologized for that omission.
]]> Shock! Deputy IGP Gen Paul Lokech dies https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210821/119683/shock-deputy-igp-gen-paul-lokech-dies.html Sat, 21 Aug 2021 08:01:03 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119683 The Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) Maj Gen Paul Lokech has passed on.Gen Lokech died on Saturday morning.
This has been confirmed by the Uganda Peopleâs Defence Forces (UPDF) Spokesperson Brig Flavia Byekwaso.
âUPDF fraternity regrets to announce the passing on of the Deputy Inspector General of Police Maj Gen Paul Lokech. More details to follow. May His Soul Rest In Eternal Peace,â Brig Byekwaso tweeted.
Details regarding the cause of Gen Lokechâs death are still scanty. However, according to Government Chief Whip Thomas Tayebwa, the senior army officer died of blood clot.
â Just received very sad news that Gen. Paul Lokech has gone to be with the Lord. Why Why Why God? Why Gen. Lokech? A clot has taken u at a time we needed u most! Go serve with the angels Soldier! Till we meet again,â Tayebwa said.
May his soul Rest In Peace.
]]> Museveni wants Shs100m allocated to every Parish Model per year https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210821/119680/museveni-wants-shs100m-allocated-to-every-parish-model-per-year.html Sat, 21 Aug 2021 07:18:53 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119680 President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has appealed to members of the 11th Parliament to support governmentâs decision to put more money in the Parish development model to fast track economic transformation at the grss root.âI appeal to this Parliament to support the Parish development model because we are shifting from deciding for the people to the people deciding for themselvesâ. President Museveni said.
The President appealed to the NRM Caucus to support his proposal for government to put Shs 100 million per Parish per year in the Parish Development Model Fund.
The President was this afternoon addressing the 4th Parliamentary Caucus meeting that was convened at Kololo Independence Grounds in Kampala.
âIâm here again to address you on the issues of social, economic transformation of Ugandans. We can give them the money in their SACCOs and we just monitor and supervise them. I appeal to you all to support the Parish Development model. All kinds of people are there in the Parish including the women, youth, disabled and old people,â said the President.
The Parish Development Model (PDM) initiated by President Yoweri Museveni, is a strategy for organizing and delivering public and private sector interventions for wealth creation and employment generation at the parish level as the lowest economic planning unit.
President Museveni explained that the model starts with organizing the recipients themselves to make SACCOs where government puts money and they also. He said under this model, the people are the ones who decides for themselves and not their leaders in government
âThey are the ones who buy the inputs themselves and decisions are taken there by themselvesâ he said.
Mr. Museveni emphasized that the stakeholders themselves through a revolving fund should receive the money for Parish development model.
The President emphasized that the Parish Model unlike Emyooga, is mainly for agriculture, crop growing and cattle keeping among others.
On land fragmentation, The President advised the population to divide shares (Emigabo) from the land and not divide the land itself in case the owner passes on.
âIn 1995 when so many problems had happened because of the land fragmentation, I proposed a 4 acre model. One acre for coffee, second acre for fruits, third acre for food crops and fourth for pasture for the animals,â he said.
Museveni said that the National Resistance Movement government even put this in the 1996 manifesto but leaders did not help their people.
âWe started many programmes like Entandikwa at the sub-county, we put money there and it was embezzled. We also started the Youth Fund, NAADS, Micro-finance, OWC, and Emyooga which we introduced recently at the constituency level,â he said.
The President who showed members some of the success stories from different people around the country revealed that the latest survey had shown a decrease in the people working only for the stomach going down from 68% to 39 %.
âOperation Wealth Creation has had an impact on this. We could actually do much better than OWC. OWC succeeded somehow because somebody was looking after a given geographical location,â he said.
The issue of value addition, according to President Museveni, will be handled at higher level, working with the private sector to guide where to put factories for value addition.
âWe should advise our people to select products that are needed for the market. It should never be the government to decide but the people to decide for themselves. So please support the Parish Development model and we put more money there,â he said.
The Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja said that government has ensured that the Parish development model system has a technical person and also involve all Parish Chiefs.
âWe have put aside money to train Parish chiefs and the technical persons plus a 7 member committee headed by the local council 2 chairperson to head the Parish Model,â she said.
The Minister of Local Government Hon. Rafael Magezi said that government will focus on improving the community roads in the parish, including bridges, provision of internet connectivity etc to facilitate the effective implementation of Parish Development Model system.
The Government Chief Whip Hon. Thomas Tayebwa said that their aim is to ensure that whatever is done in Parliament is in line and connection with the NRM manifesto.
The caucus meeting was attended by the Vice President (Rtd) Maj. Jesca Alupo, Prime Minister Nabbanja, Ministers and independent NRM leaning members of Parliament among others.
]]> National Oil Palm Project transforming livelihoods in Kalangala https://www.watchdoguganda.com/business/20210821/119675/national-oil-palm-project-transforming-livelihoods-in-kalangala.html Sat, 21 Aug 2021 06:33:37 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119675 By Sierra Ruth ArinaitweThe Government of Uganda through the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry & Fisheries successfully implemented the National Oil Palm Project (NOPP) in Kalangala, which has continuously transformed the livelihoods of the residents socially and economically.
With funding from the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), NOPP was implemented with a main goal of inclusive rural transformation through oil palm investment, and a development objective to sustainably increase rural incomes through opportunities generated by the establishment of an efficient oil palm industry that complies with modern environmental and social standards.
In a bid to achieve its goal, âthe National Oil Palm Project has not only supported growing oil palm but also households that are not growing oil palm, to engage in economic livelihoods alternative to oil palm growing. It has continuously supported communities with an aim of expanding the outreach of the project beyond the oil palm growers and creating alternative economic opportunities for holistic and sustainable local economic development,â reads part of the 2020/21 NOPP Annual Progress Report.
The report further states that the project supports the implementation of activities to ensure that local households are supported to take full advantage of the economic opportunities emerging from oil palm development, and to provide solutions to some of the emerging social problems that are known to come up when communities begin realizing increased incomes.
A poverty and livelihoods situational analysis conducted in the previous reporting period highlighted the marginalised groups as youth, persons with disabilities and widows. The NOPP activities also target youth and women for beneficiaries. This is because the main coping mechanisms among these groups were identified as manual labour and commercial sex.
âIn Kalangala, interventions for alternative livelihoods commenced with the identification of 434 households as the initial beneficiaries from Mugoye Subcounty, including those affected by HIV/AIDS. Of these, 35 are widows, 57 are Female Headed Households, 101 are Youth (Female and Males), 143 are Housewives, 13 are Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), 5 are Elderly,â reads the report.
It further states that NOPP has supported the Kalangala Oil Palm Growers Trust (KOPGT) to conduct training to 90 youths selected for labour gang skilling who have since been employed in conducting the tree census in all the blocks of Kalangala, and they have also been attached to blocks to provide labour to oil palm farmers.
They also conducted nine community sensitizations on alternative economic opportunities in Mugoye Subcounty.
These attracted 1,033 community members (435 females, 401 males and 197 youths). Nine community workshops for selection of beneficiaries were also held, where 434 beneficiary households were participatorily selected. Other 133 beneficiaries were trained in housing and brooding poultry chicks, management of poultry projects, proper management of piggery units, spacing, holing and fertiliser application in banana plantations among other activities.
Additionally, the project management unit and Kalangala District developed an implementation plan for agricultural intensification activities, and a management model for the 5.5 acres of land for the demonstration plot in Mugoye Subcounty, Kalangala District which will serve as a learning and input multiplication centre for Kalangala households involved in selected agricultural enterprises.
The project as well offers bridge financing through SACCOs in Kalangala so far, the Ssesse Oil Palm Growers (SOPAG) Savings and Credit Cooperative (SACCO) has been identified a potential financial provider for alternative economic opportunities.
]]> Tamale Mirundi: Museveni has the dumbest ministers and MPs in the world https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210820/119671/tamale-mirundi-museveni-has-the-dumbest-ministers-and-mps-in-the-world.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 17:38:54 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119671 Former Senior Presidential Press Secretary Joseph Tamale Mirundi has gone bear knuckles on government Ministers and Members of Parliament from the ruling party-NRM by calling them dumb. He accuses them of failing President Yoweri Museveni by sleeping on their jobs.Appearing on âTMO online Televisionâ YouTube channel on Friday, Mirundi said that President Museveniâs agendas are always good and are meant to benefit Ugandans but most of his ministers and MPs are too sleepy and dormant to properly execute his ideas.
âFirst of all, most of these MPs buy votes to be elected, they dont campaign. So they come into Parliament heavily indebted and when they are appointed as ministers they only think of how to repay their debtors. Secondly, many of his ministers are amateurs who were peasants but because the constitution requires him to appoint ministers, he chooses from those present. For example, there was a minister of Kampala but she was a former councillor in Mubende. You can not appoint a councillor in Mubende to be a minister in charge of Kampala,â the veteran journalist said.
âThat is why we have ministers and MPs who can not explain a matter at the floor of Parliament. NRM has many MPs who did not make their maiden speeches in five years because they donât know. In future, we shall need a Parliament that shall analyze all the laws which these past parliaments have passed because when it comes to debating its only MPs on the opposition who are very articulate. Although NRM has a two-thirds majority, most of them cannot stand and talk. They are just peasants who can only say âyesâ, âhe said.
Mirundi added that the ability and strength of Parliament always come from the opposition because it has intelligent and credible MPs.
âThat is why even debating on the matter concerning their party, President Museveni will need a caucus to brief them on what to speak. They are dumb.â
]]> UACE 2020: Why most candidates failed Economics, Entrepreneurship https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210820/119669/uace-2020-why-most-candidates-failed-economics-entrepreneurship.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 14:26:29 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119669 The Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB) has released the 2020 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) exam results.Releasing the results on Friday at State House Nakasero, the UNEB Executive Secretary Dan Odongo said a total of 98,392 candidates registered for the 2020 UACE examination from 1,952 Centres.
âAt least 41.1 percent females did the exams. The female candidature is much lower than the males. The numbers of candidates have been fluctuating over the years, but more and more students are registering are staying in school and undertaking the exams,â Odongo said.
He also revealed that the female candidates outshined their male counterparts in the exams.
He however noted that the number of students who failed Economics, Entrepreneurship Education and Agriculture was high. Odongo noted that in the examinations, candidates showed lack of knowledge especially in economics where students were too green on in the vital concepts of Taxation and the Stock market.
âThere is evidence that many teachers are either also deficient in these areas, or do not teach the topics due to inadequate syllabus coverage. And in general English literature to understand questions is still lacking. That is candidates who scored grades A and B demonstrated high levels of knowledge of the subject matter and were able to handle tasks that required high order skills. Their work in the practical examination papers also showed the ability to manipulate apparatus, ability to record observations correctly reflecting the accuracy level of the instruments used, and ability to manipulate the data generated correctly,â he said.
Odongo also noted that although last yearâs performance in sciences has been fair, there is also evidence of teaching theoretically with very little practical experience given to the candidates.
âAs a result, candidates who performed poorly showed an inability to follow instructions and procedures during the practical examinations, failure to accurately record data or even make meaning of any of the data recorded.â
Odongo further disclosed that most of the candidates had difficulty in writing correct chemical symbols and balanced equations in Chemistry.
âWhereas the skill of dissection is essential in Biology, many candidates did not carry out this task on the specimens provided as required by the questions but proceeded to make drawings crammed from textbooks. This is evidence that teachers in the schools where this happened did not expose the candidates to this very essential skill that will be required in future biological science-based courses.â
]]> Biibino ebitongole byâobwanakyewa 54 Gavumenti byâegobye obutaddamu kukolera mirimu mu Uganda. https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210820/119665/biibino-ebitongole-byobwanakyewa-54-gavumenti-byegobye-obutaddamu-kukolera-mirimu-mu-uganda.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 13:25:13 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119665 GAVUMENTI evudde mu mbeera nesalawo okugoba ebitongole byâobwanakyewa 54 obutaddamu kukola mulimu gwonna mu Ggwanga.Ebitongole bino kuliko ebilwanirira eddembe lyâobuntu, ebigoberera ebyâokulonda ne bilala.
Mu kiwandiiko ekyafulumiziddwa abakulira ekitongole kyâeggwandisizo lyâebitongole byâobwannakyewa mu Ggwanga The National Bureau for NGO, era nga kye kikola ne ku kutekesa mu nkola amateeka, okulondoola enkola ye mirimu saako nâokukwanaganya emirimu mu bitongole byonna mu Ggwanga, bagamba nti ebitongole bino byalemererwa okutuukiriza ebisanyizo nga bwe bilambikiddwa.
Bagamba nti bano beesuulirayo gwa naggamba okuwaayo alipoota ze balina okuteeka mu Gavumenti buli mwaka saako nâokuwaayo alippota ku bikwata ku mbalirira ye bitabo.
Kuno baagattako okukola emirimu mu ngeri emenya amateeka, omuli okugaaana akagenderere okuzza obuggya empapula ezibakkiriza okukola mu butongole.
Munnamateeka Nicholas Opio akulira ekitongole ekirwanirira eddembe lyâobuntu ekimanyiddwanga Chapter 4 yategezezza nti ddala kituufu baafunye okumanyisibwa kuno, nagamba nti tebagaananga kuwaayo alipoota eya buli mwaka nga Gavumenti bwegamba nti wabula baafunamu obutakkaanya butono nga baagala babalage luddawa gye bajja sente ezikola emirimu.
Agamba nti bamaze okukola entekateeka okuwandikira ekitongole ekikola ku kuwandiisa ebitongole byâobwanakyewa okubajjukiza nti bino byonna ebyetaagisa baabibawa mu mwezi gwa January omwaka guno, era naayongerako nti babadde bakolagana bulungi ne bakama baabwe mu Gavumenti.
Olukalala lwe bitongole ebigobeddwa lululo wammanga;
Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO)
Westem Ankole Civil Society Forum (WACSOF)
Citizensâ Concerns Africa
Elohim Power Transforming Africa
Orone Foundation
Light Concepts
Public Policy Institute
Otubet Youth United Development Organization
Support Girl Child Uganda
Saints Preparation Ministries
Adoradon Ministries
Islamic Da-awah and Orphanage Foundation
Jesus Shines Youth Ministries International
La Bome Missionary Centre Uganda
Wanyange Child Support Foundation
St. Francis Foundation for the Poor
Ray of Hope International Uganda
Mindset Change Development Organization
Liberty International Foundation
Foundation for Women Empowerment for Sickler Aid
Karambi Action for Life Improvement
Tech Plus Love Foundation
Centre for Justice Studies and Innovations
Chapter Four Uganda
Citizensâ Coalition for Electoral Democracy in Uganda (CCEDU)
Femrite Uganda Women Writersâ Association
African Humanitarian Action
Safe Places Uganda Foundation (SPU)
Citizens Platform for Democracy and Accountability Growth Networks Uganda
Pallisa Civil Society Organisation Networks
Citizens Election Watch-IT
Youth Line Forum Uganda
Arise Africa International
Dotwa Africa
Rwenzori Consortium for Civic Competence
Centre for Conflict Resolution
Youth Equality Centre
Great Lakes Institute for Strategic Studies (GLISS)
Rural Acdon Community Based Organizadon
Uganda Help Florida
Centre for Sustainability Innovation and Research
Environmental Govemance Institute Uganda
Graffen Organizadon, Buümba Uganda
Kwataniza Womenâs Organization
Twimukye Womenâs Organizadon
Witness Radio Uganda
Youth for Green Communides
Self-worth Inidative
VZW Eight
Adept Pentecostal International Church Uganda Ltd
Innovations for Democratic Engagement and Acdon (IDEA)
Network for Active Citizens
Leadership Square Africa
]]> Iâm becoming MP again! Odonga Otto over the moon as Court throws rival Komakech out parliament https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210820/119659/im-becoming-mp-again-odonga-otto-over-the-moon-as-court-throws-rival-komakech-out-parliament.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 12:08:33 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119659 The High in Gulu has on Friday thrown newly elected Aruu County Member of Parliament Dr Christopher Komakech out Parliament.After losing his Aruu County seat in the 2021 general elections, Odonga Otto in February, filed an election petition against Komakech saying that he did not officially resign from his civil service job before joining Parliament.
Komakech has been kicked out of the August House on grounds that before joining elective politics, he addressed his resignation letter to the wrong person ( Executive Director Butabika Mental Hospital) instead of Permanent Secretary Ministry of Health or Ministry of Public Service as per the public service standing order.
Now, Court has ordered for fresh elections and no costs have been awarded.
Following the development, Otto who couldnât hide his excitement said he is ready to return to Parliament.
âAfter going through :Harassment during campaigns, detaining my car for 90 days, remand to gulu to prison,going to nairobi hospital after poison..Justice ASIMWE TADEO nullifies Aruu elections.I see Gods hands through him.I am all in tears,â Otto tweeted.
]]> Buddu United Soccer Academy moves to nurture grassroot talent in Masaka https://www.watchdoguganda.com/sports/football/20210820/119652/buddu-united-soccer-academy-moves-to-nurture-grassroot-talent-in-masaka.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 11:27:51 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119652 Sports in the community are a driving factor of leisure and entertainment. They change and fine-tune the cities, players and the fans regardless of the countries theyâre situated in, teams they play for and support respectively.Those were the last words of Aloysius Ssebulime, the head coach of Buddu United Soccer Academy as he was smiling off to the cameras during the Sports gala event that saw his team losing 4-2 against Kyabakuza junior team in Masaka City last weekend.
The whole affair of the sports gala was a learning and mentorship curve to many sports fanatics in Masaka City since grass root football is drastically struggling to regain its past glory.
Buddu United Soccer Academy was formed with the obligation of tapping young talented players within Masaka City as well as creating unity through sports within the region.
âFootball has always been subject of matter in Masaka City but grass root football remains a factor in making,â shared Ssebulime who has lived up to serve grass root football in Masaka for the last five years.
Ssebulime has lived up to mentor teenage players within; Kirimya United, Mbuye High School and Hoys Secondary School to mention but a few.
Among the players that Ssebulime will heavily rely on to ensure that Buddu team propels to greater heights remains Masaka City based teenagers.
Henry Sserugunda, 22-years-old also SC Vipers ardent supporter converted the second goal that saw Buddu United Soccer Academy emerging second among the six teams that competed in the opening gala celebrations for his side.
âI played for St Joseph â"Nkoni and St Kizito Technical Kitovu as well as Maroons-Junior team,â shared a beaming Sserugunda who also has high hopes to play professional football with coach George Best Nsimbe and also the former Cranes goal talisman David Obua.
According to coach Ssebulime, he will mostly rely on players; Fahad Ssebandeke (Midfielder), Silver Tumuhirwe (Midfielder), Joseph Lukwago, Ssuuna Hamiddu and goalie Gonzaga Matovu also an ardent Arsenal Football Club supporter.
Buddu Soccer Academy is apparently based in Kyabakuza Trading Centre in Masaka City and its struggling with sports kits and financial assistance according to Hassan Mugerwa, the teamâs director.
]]> How to check your 2020 UACE results on phone https://www.watchdoguganda.com/news/20210820/119648/how-to-check-your-2020-uace-results-on-phone.html Fri, 20 Aug 2021 11:00:54 +0000 https://www.watchdoguganda.com/?p=119648 The Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB) has released the 2020 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) exam results.Releasing the results on Friday at State House Nakasero, the UNEB Executive Secretary Dan Odongo said a total of 98,392 candidates registered for the 2020 UACE examination from 1,952 Centres.
âAt least 41.1 percent females did the exams. The female candidature is much lower than the males.The numbers of candidates have been fluctuating over the years, but more and more students are registering are staying in school and undertaking the exams,â Odongo said.
He also revealed that the female candidates outshined their male counterparts in the exams.
âFemale candidates performed better than their male counterparts in Arts, Mathematics and Physics. Male candidates were better in Agriculture, Chemistry, Biology, Art and General Paper. Generally, the females performed better than the males,â Mr Odongo noted.
âCases of malpractice have remained quite low. The board has withheld some results, and they will be given a fair hearing.â
Meanwhile, a total of 796 candidates failed the exams totally.
âAt the minimum two principals level required for university admission, 68,013 candidates (69.8 percent) which is 2290 more than in 2019. Incase where one principal and two subsidiary passes levels are considered for admission to other tertiary institutions, 89.3 percent of the candidates will qualify,âOdongo said.
How to check results on Phone:
In your message box, type UACE <space> INDEX NUMBER and send it to 6600.
For example, to check the results of the candidate with index number U1016/001, in your message box, type UACE U1016/001 AND SEND TO 6600.
The user should then receive his/her examination results or registration details instantly. You will receive an SMS at a cost of UGX 500 per candidate.
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