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Uganda Gazette Authority Vol GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY 703 (j ^76/ (7 S' ZMCflyZ, The THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA Registered at the -ww- -^r-OT AVAILABLE FOR LC-.?-w| A A Published General Post Officefor transmission within by East Africa as a Newspaper Uganda Gazette Authority Vol. CIV No. 15 1st March, 2011 Price: Shs. 1500 CONTENTS Page General Notice No. 145 of 2011. The Electoral Commission Act—Notices ... 703-704 THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ACT Advertisements.................................................... 704 SUPPLEMENT CAP. 140 Statutory Instrument SECTION 12 (1) (a) No. 8—The Kampala Capital City (Commencement) Instrument, 2011. NOTICE APPOINTMENT OF POLLING DAY FOR PURPOSES OF General Notice No. 143 of 2011. ELECTING REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UGANDA THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION ACT, CAP. 140 PEOPLES DEFENCE FORCES (UPDF) TO PARLIAMENT SECTION 30 (1) NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission in APPOINTMENT OF RETURNING OFFICER FOR accordance with Section 12 (1) (a) of the Electoral Commission MASAKA ELECTORAL DISTRICT Act, Cap. 140, that the 7th March, 2011 is hereby appointed and published polling day for purposes of electing the Uganda Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission in accordance with Section 30 (1) of the Electoral Commission Act, Peoples' Defence Forces (UPDF) to Parliament. Cap. 140, that Mr. Musinguzi Tolbert, Ag. District Registrar, Issued at Kampala this 1st day of March, 2011. Masaka Electoral District, is hereby appointed Returning Officer for Masaka Electoral Commission with immediate effect ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Issued at Kampala this 1st day of March, 2011. Chairperson, Electoral Commission. ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Chairperson, Electoral Commission. General Notice No. 146 of 2011. General Notice No. 144 of 2011. THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT, NO. 17 OF 2005 (AS AMENDED) THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT ACT No. 17 OF 2005 AND SECTION 18(l)(b) THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS (AMENDMENT) AND ACT NO. 12 OF 2010 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ACT, CAP. 243 SECTION 13 SECTION 172 NOTICE NOTICE CORRIGENDUM ON TALLYING CENTRE FOR PUBLICATION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY GENERAL PURPOSES OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL ELECTION RESULTS, 2011 GENERAL ELECTIONS, 2011 IN KAMPALA DISTRICT Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission Notice is hereby given by the Electoral Commission that subject to the Uganda Gazette Volume CIV No. 9; General the results in the Schedule to this Notice are hereby Notice No. 92 of 2011 and Section 172 of the Local published subject to Section 13 of the Parliamentary Governments Act, Cap. 243; and in accordance with Section Elections (Amendment) Act, No. 12 of 2010. 18( 1 )(b) of the Parliamentary Elections Act, No. 17 of 2005, that the Uganda Manufacturers Association Hall, Lugogo RESULTS FOR DISTRICT WOMAN MEMBER OF Show Ground is hereby designated Tallying Centre for PARLIAMENT, GENERAL ELECTIONS 2011 purposes of tallying the Local Government Council General District Name Parry Name Names \btes Election results, as specified in the Schedule to this Notice. 027 MBARARA NRM BOON A EMMA 97.091 WINNER The tallying of votes shall commence as soon as practicable 027 MBARARA FDC MUG1SHA BWOMEZI ANNE BUSINGYE 27.086 on receipt of the Transmission of Results Forms from the 027 MBARARA INDEP. MUGISHA JOLLY K. 11364 respective polling stations. 062 ISINGIRO INDEP. AYEBAZIBWE JASTINE 37.979 062 IS INGIRO NRM BYARUGABA GRACE 1SINGOMA 83,141 WINNER SCHEDULE 108 NGORA FDC EPERU TINO SARAH 4.407 108 NGORA INDEP. AKIROR AGNES EGUNYU 5.472 Category of Elections Polling Date 108 NGORA UPC AMULEN ONYUL FRANCES 988 Election of City Division 108 NGORA INDEP. APOLOT STELLA ISODO 6.670 1. 2nd March, 2011 108 NGORA INDEP. ATAIOBENYU ESTHER IKOPFF 142 Chairpersons and Councillors 108 NGORA NRM AMONGIN JACQUILENE 16.470 WINNER Election of Kampala District NAMAYINGO INDEP. HAHUBIANNET EGESA K. 2J84 2. 14th March, 2011 095 Chairperson/Mayor and Councillors 095 NAMAYINGO UPC KATON'O AIDAH S. 634 095 NAMAYINGO NRM MAKHOHA MARGARET 23,499 WINNER Issued at Kampala this 1st day of March, 2011. 095 NAMAYINGO INDEP. AWORY ROBINAH ASUA 16.022 095 NAMAYINGO FDC NAK1SUBITWAWTYA 4356 ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, KEY: INDEP.—Independent; NRM—National Romance Movemenu UPC—Uganda Pbopiea Congress; Chairperson, Electoral Commission. FDC—Forum fee Demoratic Change. 704______________________ ___________________ THE UGANDA GAZETTE___________________________ [1st March RESULTS FOR DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT GENERAL ELECTIONS 2011 District Constitutency Party Names Votes Cast Status 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY NRM MUJUNI VICENT KYAMADIDI 40,506 WINNER 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY FDC KAZOOBA ISRAEL TUKWATANISE 2,728 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY independent MUYAMBI ELLADY 443 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY INDEPENDENT SANDE ERICK KANYABIGYEGA 1,413 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY INDEPENDENT NKWASIBWE JULIUS KATOOTO 887 027 MBARARA 143 RWAMPARA COUNTY INDEPENDENT NGABIRANO CHARLES 109 062 ISINGIRO 135 BUKANGA COUNTY . DP DDEMBE SHAFFIC SSIMBWA 2,369 062 isingiro 135 BUKANGA COUNTY FDC TUGUME KENNETH SABIITI 3,212 062 ISINGIRO 135 BUKANGA COUNTY NRM MATOVU GREGORY 38,862 WINNER 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH INDEPENDENT KAKWENZA GRACE ASIIMWE 8,378 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH UFA BYARUHANGA INNOCENT 343 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH INDEPENDENT BWENGYE EMMANUEL KABATERAINE 1,450 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH INDEPENDENT AGIRESAASI APOPHIA 2.865 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH FDC KANYESIGYE ENOS 1,382 062 ISINGIRO 139 ISINGIRO COUNTY SOUTH NRM BYARUGABA ALEX BAKUNDA 25,493 WINNER 108 NGORA 098 NGORA COUNTY UFA ENYUK PETER BENARD 234 108 NGORA 098 NGORA COUNTY NRM ISAMAT ABRAHAM 16,564 108 NGORA 098 NGORA COUNTY UPC AMEGA JULIUS OKWALINGA 659 108 NGORA 098 NGORA COUNTY FDC EPETAIT FRANCIS 16,741 WINNER 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH SDP LUBOWA HENRY 2,031 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH UFA TAMALE SOLOMON ABEL 556 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH FDC K1KONYOGO MN JOHN 4,121 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH PDP SSEMPIJJA PATRICK KIWEESI 572 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH INDEPENDENT KASIBANTE MOSES 22,850 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH DP NAKIBUUKA MAXENCIA TAKIRAMBULE 1,686 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH INDEPENDENT KISIGE ALLEN 872 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH INDEPENDENT LWANGA ISAAC BYANGIRE 314 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH INDEPENDENT KIBIR1GE BERNARD 3 012 KAMPALA 066 RUBAGA DIVISION NORTH NRM KATONGOLE SINGH MARWAHA P. 24,802 WINNER 095 NAMAYINGO . 033 BUKOOLI SOUTH COUNTY UPC WABWIRE KENNETH 168 095 NAMAYINGO 033 BUKOOLI SOUTH COUNTY FDC WANDERA MARTIN 3,907 095 NAMAYINGO 033 BUKOOLI SOUTH COUNTY NRM MAYENDE STEPHEN DEDE 18,375 WINNER 095 NAMAYINGO 033 BUKOOLI SOUTH COUNTY INDEPENDENT OCHENG PETER PATRICK 16,754 Issued at Kampala this 1st day of March, 2011. ENG. DR. BADRU M. KIGGUNDU, Chairperson, Electoral Commission. ADVERTISEMENTS THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. (Cap. 230). THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. NOTICE. (Cap. 230). ISSUE OF SPECIAL.CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. NOTICE. Kibuga Block 34 Plot 570 Land at Mutundwe. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one Kyadondo Block 82 Plot 132 Land at Kungu. month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the names Esther Galabuzi Mukasa (Administrator of Estate of Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one the Late Edeard G. Admn. Cause 496/1986 of the High month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the Court of Uganda), a Special Certificate, the Title, which was names of Iginatio Male of Kungu a Special Certificate, the originally issued having been lost. Title, which was originally issued having been lost. Kampala, MUHEREZA EDWIN, Kampala, EDWIN MUHEREZA, 16th February, 2011. for Ag. Commissioner for Land Registration 9th February, 2011. for Ag. Commissioner for Land Registration THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. THE REGISTRATION OF TITLES ACT. (Cap. 230). (Cap. 230). NOTICE. NOTICE. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. ISSUE OF SPECIAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE. Kyadondo Block 104 Plot 09 Land at Kakusubula. Busiro Block 364 Plot 449 Land at Bulenga. Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one Notice is hereby given that after the expiration of one month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the month from the publication hereof, I intend to issue in the names Fenekansi Lule of Kakusubula, Sabawali, Kyadondo, names Mukiibi Achilles Serunjogi of P.O. Bulenga, a a Special Certificate, the Title, which was originally issued Special Certificate, the Title, which was originally issued having been lost. having been lost. Kampala, MUHEREZA EDWIN, Kampala, ROBERT V. NYOMBI, 4th February, 2011. forAg. Commissioner for Land Registration. 24th February, 2011. for Ag. Commissioner for Land Registration. Printed and Published by Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation, P.O. Box 33, Entebbe, Uganda. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SUPPLEMENT No. 5 1st March, 2011 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SUPPLEMENT to The Uganda Gazette No. 15 Volume CIV dated 1st March, 2011 Printed by UPPC, Entebbe, by Order of the Government. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS 2011 No. 8. The Kampala Capital City (Commencement) Instrument, 2011. (Under section 1 of the Kampala Capital City Act, Act No.1 of 2011) IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred on the Minister by section 1 of the Kampala Capital City Act, 2010, Act No. 1 of 2011, this Instrument is made this 1st day of March, 2011. 1. Title. This Instrument may be cited as the Kampala Capital City (Commencement) Instrument, 2011. 2. Commencement of Act No. 1 of 2011. The 1st of March, 2011 is appointed as the day on which the Kampala Capital City Act, 2010 shall come into force. HON. ADOLF MWESIGE, Minister of Local Government. 65.
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