FRIDAY, JULY 25 , 2025
Good morning ! On this day in 1956, Tunisia gained independence from France -with Mr. Habib Bourguiba, a key figure in the independence movement - becoming the first president.
Do you remember Concorde Airplanes ? ...Well, it was on this same day in 2000 that a Concorde plane crashed outside Paris, killing 109 people. This tragic event contributed to closing of the Concorde fleet.
What are you doing this weekend?... ...If you don't have plot - we'll sort you - Don't worry.
But first, a summary of the news.
▶️ President M7 will launch the Uganda Chapter of CHAN 2024 today at Kololo. We are co-hosting this football tournament with Kenya and Tz from 2nd to 30th August at Namboole.
▶️ Gov't has accepted to pay ICT teachers - 4 million per month - same as their science teaching colleagues. The Arts teachers still have to wait a bit.
▶️ Meanwhile, NUP has extended the deadline for registering interested candidates to today, July 25. This was after aspirants complained about facing documentation delays.
▶️ If you are in Kampala, your water supply- between 8AM & 5PM, will be interrupted today. National water has announced a planned upgrade and maintenance exercise for the Gaba Power station.
And finally, some plot for you:
ℹ️ The 2025 National Public relations Symposium is on today at Imperial Royale Hotel - Kampala. The theme is “From Strategy to the C-Suite: Elevating PR to the Boardroom.” and Hon. Speaker of Parliament of Uganda is the guest of honour
ℹ️ Zanie Brown is live in concert at Protea Hotel -kampala Skyz - Naguru from 5PM to Midnight. Entrance is only 100K.
ℹ️ Learn 'How to Protect Brand Assets in AI- Driven Creativity' at Kanvas Lounge -Ntinda. Time is 5 to 6PM and entrance is only 30K.
That's it for today. You can get details in the monitor, newvision, observer and other online platforms.
Have a memorable weekend.
The Sanyu Daily Team.
DAILY QUOTE.
"When we teach ICT, we draw from biology or history. We all teach the same content and make the same lesson plans. The policy is flawed, and I urge Gov't to revise it" Roda Kyobe - ICT Teacher.