Eric Kyama is a writer and editor for THE PEPPER PUBLICATIONS LTD. With a focus on current affairs and local news, Eric covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, education, and infrastructure. His articles provide readers with insightful and informative news updates on various issues affecting Uganda and the surrounding region.
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Eric Kyama's work primarily focuses on government and politics, as well as law and order in Uganda. He covers a diverse range of topics including infrastructure, crime, culture & society. His reporting style indicates a responsiveness to ongoing stories, breaking news, and official announcements from the government.
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By: Eric Kyama
The police have cautioned motorists against reckless driving ahead of the Christmas season.
The 74th graduation ceremony of Makerere University, which is expected to see 13,000 graduates at the school's main campus in Kampala, now has new dates announced.
The Uganda Police has arrested three suspects in connection with an incident in which a Chinese national was robbed of money to the tune of sh700 million.
By: Eric Kyama
Rwanda has shockingly topped the list of countries with the worst road infrastructure on the African continent.
By: Eric Kyama
The former managing director of Uganda Railways Corporation, Stanely Ssendegeya, has been placed under custody to Luzira prison due to his falsification of academic records, which he used to obtain the aforementioned position.
Government has tabled the Judicature (Amendment) Bill, 2023, seeking to increase the number of judges on both the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal.
The public has been cautioned against hiring young maids. The call was made by Suzan Ngolobe the head of the Child and Family Affairs Unit at the Ntinda Police Station, recently.
President Museveni has rejected Justice Esther Kitimbo Kisakye's early retirement, saying granting her would preempt the work of the Judiciary Commission of Inquiry or tribunal.
The platform, according to the organisation's press statement, has been identified as the Online Human Rights Defenders Referral Network and Case Management System.
By: Eric Kyama
This weekend party animals are in for a treat and turning up the heat as the Tusker Lite Neon Rave makes its debut in Jinja!
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