Serve with the spirit of Pan-Africanism, Ugandan troops in Somalia told
For years, Ugandan troops have been safeguarding Somalia against terrorist attacks, starting the duty under AMISOM.
Amolatar man loses left hand in extramarital clash
Last week, Obonyo traveled back to his home district in Dokolo, leaving his wife behind at the Muntu, where they had been engaged in farming activities.
20 amputees in Lango receive prosthetic limbs to restore mobility and independence
The beneficiaries comprise individuals who lost their limbs as a result of road traffic crashes, workplace injuries, and medical amputations necessitated by conditions such as diabetes and other severe infections.
Why border districts remain on high alert against Ebola
However, public health officials warn that a single undetected case can reignite transmission chains.
Lamwo RDC dismisses claims of Balaalo presence in Padibe East
Okot Stephen, a resident of Padibe East, said many people became alarmed after noticing unfamiliar cattle grazing in the area.
How school sports are shaping futures in northern Uganda
Lamwo County Member of Parliament Nyeko Johnson described sports as an essential pillar in nurturing responsible and productive citizens.
Madi history brought to life as new book chronicles chiefdoms through the ages
The Alule Herbert book documents the evolution of Madi chiefdoms from the 15th century to the present day, highlighting traditional governance systems.
Kole North MTN users credit MP Dr Opio Acuti for lobbying 5 network boosters
Sandra Ataro, a youth councillor at Aboke town ouncil, said network challenges were a major problem in their area, which caused the death of her sister years ago.
Why timely recruitment matters for effective local government service delivery
Akello Sandra of Akwang sub-county in Kitgum, believes filling vacant positions will help improve service delivery in sectors such as health and education.
Beyond the border: How regional cooperation is tackling cross-border crime in northern Uganda
This June, security personnel arrested a suspected South Sudanese gang leader believed to be linked to a criminal network operating across the Uganda–South Sudan border.
Opening doors for women in science: Why STEM teacher scholarships matter for Uganda’s future
As Uganda seeks to strengthen science education and prepare young people for a technology-driven future, initiatives that support women in STEM are increasingly viewed as essential.
What the death of an elderly man reveals about mental health in our communities
In a society where people are often expected to endure hardship quietly, creating spaces for open conversation may be one of the most important steps toward preventing future tragedies.