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How much does renting in major cities in the United States cost? Here is the data for May 2020 by Apartment List National Rent Report at https://www.apartmentlist.com/research/national-rent-data . San Francisco, California: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $2,390/month. Average rental price for a 2-bedroom apartment: $3,000/month. New York, New York: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $2,000/month. Average rental price for a 2-bedroom apartment: $2,490/month Chicago, Illinois: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $1,090/month. Average rental price for a 2-bedroom apartment: $1,290/month. San Diego, California: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $1,570/month. Average rental price for a 2-bedroom apartment: $2,040/month Washington, DC: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $1,350/month. Average rental price for a 2-bedroom apartment: $1,550/month. Dallas, Texas: Average rental price for a 1-bedroom apartment: $910/month. Avera

Objective To regulate the relationship between landlords and tenants, to reform and consolidate the law relating to letting of premises, to provide for the responsibilities of landlords and tenants in respect to the letting of premises and related matters. Significant Highlights of the Act A tenancy agreement can be oral, written, in the form of a data message or implied by conduct. Where the consideration is more than 500,000 Uganda Shillings, it should be in writing or data message to be enforceable. Before executing a tenancy agreement, landlords should obtain a valid identification card from the tenant for purposes of identifying a legal person and improve data storage. Rent denominations should be in Uganda shillings unless there is a contrary agreement. This maintains the value of the Ugandan currency. The Act restricts payment of more than three (3) months in rent in advance for one month unless the tenant opts to do so in writing. Landlords are prohibited from increasing rent a

"Met senior police officers led by Deputy IGP, Gen Paul Loketch, at State House Entebbe. I have strongly warned them against involvement in corrupt practices. Corruption in the Police Force should stop" "The police should heed my earlier communication on proper methods of arresting suspects, handling citizens and foreign guests. Do not harass, beat, push or bark at wanainchi for whatever reason." "For retrogressive groups and hostile crowds, the security organs are guided by the legitimate means of the security forces on how to handle them. Do not let anybody threaten lives and property of Ugandans."

Wife who said she was going to watch news in the neighborhood, caught cheating; Partner murdered Police officers at the crime scene. Photo by Teven Kibumba. Police in Iganga are hunting for one Yakubu Isabirye, a 25-year-old chapati seller for allegedly murdering Ali Kalulu, a 30-year-old casual laborer he caught in bed with his wife. Kalulu had been a casual laborer at the home of the Gombolola Internal Security Officer (GISO). Trouble started when Lydia Namukose commonly known as Mama Swabura, the wife of Isabirye left her home allegedly to go watch news at the home of the GISO. It was moments later that, following a tip-off from one of the neighbors, Isabirye dashed into the area armed with a knife, he broke into the house where Kalulu and Namukose lay entwined and tore them apart before stabbing Kalulu a number of times in the chest and neck. According to eyewitnesses, when Isabirye was done with his act, he dumped the knife and took off to a destination unknown. Brian Kibedi, a re

Multichoice product, GOtv is the latest pay TV to cut decoder prices in what it terms as a move towards affordability.  GOtv recently cut decoder prices to Shs69,000 but yesterday announced a further cut to Shs39,000 in a month-long promotion.  It is not clear whether the promotion will be extended, however, Ms Joan Semanda Kizza, the MultiChoice public relations and communications manager, told Daily Monitor that 2020 was not an easy year financially, noting it was the right time to lower price.   This is the second time GOtv is cutting decoder prices in three months from Shs89,000 in December to now Shs39,000, which represents a percentage cut of more than 50 per cent.  The move comes after Startimes in December announced a cut in decoder prices from Shs49,000 to Shs39,000.  Ms Christine Nagujja, the Startimes spokesperson yesterday said the cut had been pegged on the impact of Covid-19 that had shifted subscribers’ priorities. After undertaking research, she said, they had found out