West Budama MP, Jacob Markson Oboth-Oboth

The Com­mit­tee on Le­gal and Par­lia­men­tary Af­fairs has expressed disappointment with the government over the failure to get back to the committee regarding the Constitution Amend­ment bill 2017 within the stipulated time.

The Committee Chaired by West Budama MP, Jacob Markson Oboth-Oboth, on Aug 1, 2017 gave the Min­is­ter of Lands, Hous­ing and Urban development Betty Amongi together with the Minister for Jus­tice and Con­sti­tu­tion Af­fairs, Maj.Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, up to two weeks to con­sult with their col­leagues in Cab­i­net on the Constitution Amend­ment bill.

The re­quest arose af­ter the Min­is­ters failed to an­swer fun­da­men­tal ques­tions on what the amend­ment in­tended to cure.

Oboth-Oboth says the delay has stalled the committee work since they cannot get views from other stakeholders’ before the official position of the government.

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Trade Minister Maj. Gen. Kahinda Otafire

The Minister of Uganda for Trade, Tourism and Industry, Maj. Gen. Kahinda Otafiire has urged Insurance companies in Uganda to extend their services to villages rather than concentrating in big towns.

Speaking to journalists at Parliament in Kampala today, Otafiire said the people in villages found in rural areas want to access insurance services but most Insurance Companies fear to invest their money in remote areas.

The tough talking General further urges the Insurance Companies in Uganda to look national in character by extending their services to rural areas.

By Ultimate Media

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