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1995 TUI MM BIK *f K.ASD* THE REM- BLK-'OT LUANDA Kegiwrrd at the Centra] Post Office Published fur transmnsitin m iihrn by Emt Africa as a Newspaper Uganda Gazette Authority Vol. CXI No. 50 28th September, 2018 Price: Shs. 5,000 CONTENTS Page Parish Kagango Ward The Marriage Act — Notices ... ... ... 1995-1996 Sub-county Kagongo Division The Electoral Commission Act —Notices ... 1996 County Thu Copyright And Neighbouring Rights lhanda Regulations—Notice ... ... ... 1997 District Ibanda The Advocates Act —Notices... ... ... 1997 HON. KAH1NDA OTAFHRE, The Companies Act —Notices.............. ... 1997-1998 Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. The Mining Act —Notices ... ... ... 1998-1999 The Trademarks Act— Registration of Applications 1999-2013 Advertisements ... ... ... ... 2013-2030 General Notice No. 733 of 2018. THE MARRIAGE ACT SUPPLEMENTS [Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000] Statutory Instruments NOTICE. No. 40—The Security Organisations (Terms and Conditions of Service) (Amendment) Regulations, 2018. PLACE FOR CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE No. 41 — The Building Control Act, 2013 (Commencement) / Under Section 5 of the Act] Instrument, 2018. In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section Legal Notices 5 of the Marriage Act, I hereby licence the place for Public No. 16—The Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions, Worship mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be a place for (Publication of Particulars of Certificate of the Celebration of Marriages. Classification and Registration) (No. 4) Notice. 2018. SCHEDULE No. 17—'I he Universities and Other 'Tertiary Institutions Church — Victory City Church Ntinda (Publication of Name and Particulars of a Private Denomination — Pentecostal University issued with a Provisional Licence) (No. Village — Nsimbiziwoome Zone 2) Notice. 2018 Parish — Bukoto II No. 18—The Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions Sub-county — Nakawa Division (Publication of Private 'Tertiary Institutions issued County — Nakawa with Provisional Licences) (No. 3) Notice, 2018. District — Kampala No. 19—The Value Added Tax (Designation of 'lax HON. MWESIGWA RUKUTANA, Withholding Agents) (Revocation) Notice. 2018. Deputy Attorney Generali Ordinances Minister of State for Justice and Constitutional Affairs. No. 2—The I^ocal Governments CTororo District) (Prohibition of Child Marriages) Ordinance, 2018. General Notice No. 734 of 2018. No. 3-The Local Governments CTororo District) (Education and Sports), Ordinance, 2018. THE MARRIAGE ACT No.4—The Local Governments (Tororo District) (Prohibition [Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000] of Trade, Distribution, Use and Possession of NOTICE. Counterfeit Agricultural inputs) Ordinance, 2018. PLACE FOR CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE General Notice No. 732 of 2018. [Under Section 5 of the Act] THE MARRIAGE ACT In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section [Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000] 5 of the Marriage Act, I hereby licence the place for Public Worship mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be a place for NOTICE. the Celebration of Marriages. PLACE FOR CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE [Under Section 5 of the Act] SCHEDULE In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by Section Church — SDA Church Kigalama 5 of the Marriage Act. I hereby licence the place for Public Denomination — Seventh-Day Adventist Worship mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be a place for Village — Kigalama the Celebration of Marriages. Sub-county — Myanzi SCHEDULE County — Ssingo Church — Kagongo Full Gospel Church District — Kassanda Denomination — Pentecostal HON. KAHINDA OTAFHRE, Village — Rwengiri Cell Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. 1996 THE UGANDA GAZETTE [28th September General Notice No. 735 of 2018. General Notice No. 737 of 2018. THE MARRIAGE ACT PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT [Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000] ACT No 17 OF 2005 NOTICE. Section 28 (l)(b) AND PLACE FOR CELEBRATION OF MARRIAGE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ACT, CAP. 243 [Under Section 5 of the Act] Section 172 In exercise of the powers conferred upon me by NOTICE Section 5 of the Marriage Act, I hereby licence the place for Public Worship mentioned in the Schedule PUBLICATION OF LIST OF NOMINATED hereto to be a place for the Celebration of Marriages. CANDIDATES FOR PURPOSES OF THE PARLIAMENTARY BY-ELECTION FOR THE SCHEDULE DIRECTLY ELECTED MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Church — SDA Church Masaka AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL Denomination — Scvcnth-Day Adventist ELECTIONS, SHEEMA DISTRICT. Village — Masaka NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Electoral Sub-county — Kimanya Kyabaku/a Divison Commission in accordance with Section 28 (l)(b) of the Parliamentary Elections Act of 2005 (as amended) and County — Masaka subject to Section 172 of the Local Governments Act, Cap District — Masaka 243, that the list of nominated candidates in the Schedules to this Notice are hereby published for purposes of the by­ HON. KAHJNDA OTAFIIRE, election for the Directly Elected Member of Parliament and Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. Ix>caJ Government Council elections in Sheema District. SCHEDULE A: DISTRICT WOMAN REPRESENTATIVE TO PARLIAMENT Genera) Notice No. 736 of 2018. CANDIDATE’S NAME POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION LGUMANUWAGABA FORUM FOR DEMOCRATIC CHANGE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ACf 2. KIBAAJU NAO.ME NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT CAP. 243 3. MUJUNI FELIX INDEPENDENT Section 137 (1) SCHEDULE B: SUB COUNTY DIRECTLY ELECTED COUNCILLOR, MASHERUKA B NO! ICE CANDIDATE'S NAME POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION 1. BAREKYE SERIANO NATIONAL RESISTANCE PUBLICATION OF RESULTS FOR PURPOSES MOVEMENT (UNOPPOSED) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS FOR THE CHAIRPERSON BULONGO SCHEDULE C: SUB COUNTY WOMEN SUB COUNTY, SSEMBABULE DISTRICT. COUNCILLORS, MASHERUKA B POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Electoral CANDIDATE'S NAME Commission that, the results in the Schedule to this Notice is 1. KAMAGOBA NATIONAL RESISTANCE hereby published in accordance with Section 137 (1) of the BEATRAC'E MOVEMENT (UNOPPOSED) Local Government Act, Cap. 243. SCHEDULE D: SUB COUNTY FEMALE YOUTH, MASHERUKATOWN COUNCIL SCHEDULE CANDIDATE’S NAME POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION I. NAMANYA TRACY NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT Party/ No. of Votes Candidate’s Name (UNOPPOSED) Organisation obtained SCHEDULE E: SUB COUNTY FEMALE 1. ABAASA ERIC INDEPENDENT 0 COUNCILLOR FOR OLDER PERSONS, KYANGYENYI 2. GUMISIRIZA EZEKEIL INDEPENDENT 0 CANDIDATE’S NAME POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION 3. KUTEESA ERIC INDEPENDENT 519 1. KOMUKYERA FLAVIA NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT (UNOPPOSED) NATIONAL 4. RWEMBUNDUABART RESISTANCE 695 SCHEDULE F: SUB COUNTY FEMALE PWD MOVEMENT COUNCILLOR, KYANGYENYI CANDIDATE’S NAME POLITICAL PARTY/ORGANISATION 5. TUMWINE SAM INDEPENDENT 599 1. NATUMANYA EDINAH NATIONAL RESISTANCE MOVEMENT (UNOPPOSED) ISSUED at Kampala this 14th day of September, 2018. Issued at Kampala this 21“ day of September, 2018. JUSTICE BYABAKAMA MUGENYI SIMON, JUSTICE BYABAKAMA MUGENYI SIMON Chairperson, Electoral Commission, Chairperson, Electoral Commission. 281h September! THE UGANDA GAZETTE 1997 General Notice No. 738 of 2018. General Notice No. 741 of 2018. UGANDA REGISTRATION SERVICES BUREAU 'HIE ADVOCATES ACT, CAP. 267. THE COPYRIGHT AND NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS REGULATIONS, 2010 NO TICE OF APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE (Under Regulation 5(/ ) OF ELIGIBILITY. NOTICE OEAPPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF li is HkRi'BY notii-iih) that an application has been COPYRIGH T OR NEIGHBOURING RIGHT presented to the Hiw Council by Beinomugisha Charles who is slated to be a holder of a Bachelor of l^aws Degree frou. Takenotice ihat KIWANUKAMBALASI KIWAGALO Nkumba University, Entebbe, having been awarded on the SSEBUKYU. of MALANGALA. BUSU.1JU UGANDA, 31 si day of October, 2015 and a Diploma in Legal Practice has lodged a Copyright Application Number 74/2018 with awarded by the I-aw Development Centre on the 27th day of the Registrar of Copyright for the registration of Copyright April, 2018. for the issuance of a Certificate of Eligibility for for the following works: entry of his name on the Roll of Advocates for Uganda. ENTAB1RO YA KATONDA N'ERI ENS1 YE (LI 1 ERARY WORKS: BOOK) Kampala, MARGARET APINY, 12lh September, 2018. Secretary, Law Council. Any person intending to object to (he application for registration of copyright or neighbouring rights may file a letter of objection with this office within 60 days from the General Notice No. 742 of 2018. dale of this notice. THE ADVOCATES ACT, CAP. 267. Dated this 16th day of May, 2018. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE RUKUNDOSARAH, OF ELIGIBILITY. Assistant Registrar of Copyright. li is HkRi-.BY Nouiiij) that an application has been presented to (he I .aw Council by Kalungi Trevor Maani who General Notice No. 739 of 2018. is stated to Ik a holder of a Bachelor of I xiws Degree from Uganda Christian University, Mukono, having been awarded UGANDA REGISTRATION SERVICES BUREAU on the 6th day of March.2015 and a Diploma in I-cgal Practice THECOPYR1GHT AND NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS awarded by the 1-aw Development Centre on the 21st day of REGULATIONS, 2010 April, 2017, for the issuance of a Certificate of Eligibility for (Under Regulation 5(1) entry of his name on the Roll of Advocates for Uganda. NO TICE OE APPLICATION EOR REGIS TRATION OF Kampala, MARGARET APINY, COPYRIGH T OR NEIGHBOURING RIGH T 2nd July, 2018. Secretary, Law Council. 'Take notice that NSEREKO MOSES & KAWEESA STEVEN of NANSANA, P.O. BOX 36612, KAMPALA - UGANDA, have lodged a Copyright Application Number General Notice No. 743 of 2018. 162/2018 with the Registrar of Copyright for the registration
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    Uganda Workplace HIV/AIDS Prevention Project (WAPP) Kyenjojo Mubende Kampala RTI International is implementing a 4-year (2003–2007) HIV prevention and impact mitigation project that seeks Masaka to stem HIV infections in Ugandan informal-sector workplaces. Funded by the U.S. Department of Labor, the program provides support for approaches that include ■ “ABC” (abstinence, being faithful, condom use) HIV prevention methods Accomplishments to date ■ Prevention of mother-to-child transmission During the past 2 years, RTI has reached nearly 530,000 ■ Reduction of HIV/AIDS-related stigma and people through project-supported programs. Informal- discrimination at the workplace sector workers reached include market vendors, boda ■ Mitigation of the impact of HIV/AIDS among informal- boda (motorcycle and bicycle) transporters, carpenters, sector workers and their families. fi shermen and fi sh processors, taxi operators, food vendors and attendants, bar and lodge attendants, shop attendants, Collaboration shoe shiners, and tea harvesters. Project-supported activities We collaborate closely with the government, national and include the following: international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and community- and faith-based organizations (CBOs and Group education on HIV/AIDS FBOs). Th e program strengthens the ability of CBOs and With its partner FBOs and CBOs, RTI has successfully FBOs to better implement HIV/AIDS activities locally. organized 850 HIV/AIDS education and awareness campaigns for informal-sector workers that include Operating in Kampala, Kyenjojo, Masaka, and Mubende/ health talks, drama, and testimonies from persons living Mityana districts, RTI’s approach is to reach a large number with HIV/AIDS, combined with dialogue sessions where of informal-sector workers with HIV prevention and participants are encouraged to ask questions and off er mitigation messages through cost-eff ective and effi cient their own perspectives on HIV prevention.