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Denis Arao, tndNews, Uganda’s political and community-affairs reporter, was arrested on July 28, while covering LC1 elections in Lira City East Division.
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Denis Arao, tndNews, Uganda’s political and community-affairs reporter, was arrested on July 28, while covering LC1 elections in Lira City East Division.
The Deputy RDC of Kwania, Abraham Aturo, had not responded to the accusations.
The Electoral Commission register showed that Atwol B village had 162 registered voters, comprising 101 women and 61 men.
Health experts maintain that rabies is entirely preventable if victims receive timely post-exposure treatment.
In Amolatar district, National Resistance Movement (NRM) has 270 nominated candidates while Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) is third with 86 candidates.
Uganda is carrying out LC1 elections today (July 28), with voters mandated to line up behind candidates of their choice.
In Lira City, the destruction of wetlands as a result of developers’ backfilling sections of Okole wetland for construction has worsened flooding, displacing slum dwellers and small business owners.
Adaptive strategies are strengthening but must be scaled to preserve biodiversity, ensure food security, and sustain cultural heritage.
The Hoima district chairperson cautioned members against bribery, urging the land officials to handle office without impurities.
While the United States says the measures are necessary to enforce the global prohibition on chemical weapons, Sudan insists the accusations are politically motivated and unsupported by evidence.
Farmer Abal Sam, from Omot sub-county, said bad roads have become one of the biggest obstacles to agricultural development.
Ogwal James, LC3 chairperson of Agikdak sub-county, praised FAPAD for its holistic development efforts across multiple sectors in the sub-region.
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