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THE YEAR IT WAS, 2011. a lot happened around radio Sapientia including the staff finishing their postgraduate education, John Francis Jjunju, Paschal Odongo Lelah, Denis Muyanja were among those graduated in Different disciplines. The Ekigango was colorful, the Donations to the North are all among the activities in which the radio was involved. We will continue to serve you in this year 2012.
 
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Ex-LRA commander be given amnesty certificate—Court
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 The High Court in Kampala has order the Director of Public Prosecutions and the Amnesty Commission to grant a certificate of amnesty to former LRA rebel commander Thomas Kwoyelo. In his ruling, Justice Vicent Zehurikize considered the statutory duty and the constitutional obligation of the duo to... Read more...
UPC members fight again in K'la
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 Drama has ensued at the party headquarters of Uganda People’s Congress this afternoon, when party officials fought each other during the weekly press briefing. This is the third time in less than a year that party officials are fighting with each one accusing the other of failing the party. The... Read more...
KCCA councillors walk out of meeting
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 Over 20 Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) councillors have stormed out of a special session that had been called by the lord mayor Elias Lukwago. Lukwago convened the meeting to discuss the policy measures following the fatal demolition exercise at Luzira over the weekend, which involved loss... Read more...
UPC wants ICC to apply Kenya justice to Uganda
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 The Uganda People’s Congress has appealed to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to apply the same standards of justice to Uganda, like it was in Kenya. This week, the ICC confirmed charges against four of the six prominent Kenyan officials for their alleged involvement in the 2007 post... Read more...
Human Rights Commission condemns Luzira shootings
Wednesday, 25 January 2012 The Uganda Human Rights Commission is concerned about the brutal methods used by Kampala Capital City Authority officials to handle people, which result into violation of human rights. The chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission Meddi Kaggwa says KCCA officials’ actions that led to loss... Read more...