Makerere University students and workers will have to wait for two days to get pumped water, the estates and works department has said.

The Estates director, Fred Nuwagaba, according to a communique we have accessed, today morning informed other departments at Makerere that the water in the plant that supplies the campus is being treated.

A prophet has honor except in his home. Makerere guild president Roy Ssemboga will always live to testify this after he survived punches from angry students who were striking yesterday.

The fourth- year medicine student was saved by a few students who pleaded with his tormentors. The visibly annoyed students, whom we are yet to identify, argued that Ssemboga was reluctant to solve the issue of lecturers refusing to teach evening and weekend students.

 Students of Agribusiness management at Makerere University under their umbrella, Makerere University Agribusiness Students (MUABS), today morning cleaned Wandegeya market as part of their community outreach program.

This is their third day into the Agribusiness week that started on Monday, September 12 with the visit to Kalerwe market, where they extended the same service.

According to the association patron, Elizabeth B Kuteesa, the movement was aiming at sensitizing the traders on how they can store and add value to their products.