The students were taken to Amolatar Central Police Station due to a strike.
Year: 2024
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How Amolatar school began producing reusable pads
Angwech has described pads making as one of a kind in Northern Uganda.
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The risks cyber attacks pose
The adoption rate of cyber security policies and regulations across the continent is 72%.
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Huawei unveils its intelligent distribution solution at world energy congress
Huawei’s Intelligent Distribution Solution enables power enterprises to shift from single-point digitalization of power distribution rooms to architecture-supported, evolvable, open, and systematic intelligence.
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UPC wants a well-facilitated industrial court to handle labour disputes
Uganda will celebrate International Labour Day on Wednesday, May 1, alongside the rest of the world.
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What we know about the Apac Seed students’ strike
At least 1,179 students have been forced to return home since the Seed’s abrupt closure.
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Uganda, Zimbabwe agree to strengthen defence ties to tackle regional security threats
Security threats have always made governments to spend much on military arsenal.
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NRM halts payments to sued CEC members
A senior NRM party official revealed that they are attempting to reach an amicable settlement with the plaintiff, Obal.
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UJA, EU discuss journalists’ plight ahead of World Press Freedom Day
Rukundo praised the EU team’s passionate dedication to press freedom advocacy, promotion, and protection.
Posted inHealth
ICU minister rallies Teso to combat 286,674 cases of malaria
According to the WHO 2022 report, Uganda had an estimated 12.7 million malaria cases and over 17,556 deaths.
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Probi partners with Bower to encourage increased recycling among consumers
Through this initiative, both Bower and Probi hope to contribute to increased recycling in society. Probi’s Marketing Manager, Alexia Wilhelmsson, continues.
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Panic, torture, and deaths on Lake Kyoga blamed on the UPDF
Lake Kyoga serves as a source of daily food and employment for the surrounding community.