WIRE — By Denis Mukisa KAYUNGA: A recent National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) special exercise that ran from May 15 to June 30 has raised questions about children's access to education after registering thousands of residents who missed earlier drives, including many schoolchildren. The drive targeted residents who had not previously registered and pupils in local schools. Kayunga District Registration Officer Mpiima Muhammad said teams exceeded registration targets but encountered problems that could affect students' school access. "Some parents, particularly in rural areas, provided incorrect or inconsistent information about their children, including changing names," Mr. Mpiima said. "When wrong information is
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