Amolatar receives more 200 beehives for Kica Arwot farmers
Assistant Resident District Commissioner Sarah Tyan expressed her gratitude to the farmers for their commitment and progress.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Fears as Butaleja, the witch doctor, makes 8 mad in Inomo, Amolatar
The community remains divided over the efficacy and consequences of Butaleja’s interventions as they grapple with fear and uncertainty.
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.
UPC politician who turned to fishing arrested on Lake Kyoga
Olimo Ojwiny Richard, the local LC1 chairperson of Konya in Acii sub-county, confirmed the arrest.
UPC’s NC recognises Akena as party president
The council warned against any individuals falsely claiming leadership roles without proper authorisation, holding such persons accountable for their actions.
At Lira RRH’s inaugural prayer breakfast, Bishop Acur urges teamwork
Speaking to dozens of breakfast attendees, Bishop Emeritus Alfred Acur Okodi stressed that no single individual can transform the hospital alone.
MoGLSD trains Kwania female entrepreneurs, leaders
The event was organised by the Northern Uganda Women in Business (NUWEBIZ) in partnership with the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development.
Lango: Akwon sub-county commemorates World Environment Day with tree planting
Addressing the gathering, Patrick Otile, the District Community Development Officer, made a heartfelt appeal to men in the community.
Blame-games and extortion hit Amolatar cattle restocking
Local leaders in Amolatar have just days left to clear the pending files and pay the beneficiaries.
Fears in Amolatar as hired witchdoctor demands shs500,000 per household
The witch doctor, identified as Baruku Jamesi, stood firm on his pricing structures, insisting that the affected households and accused parties settle the charges for his services.
Shs2.1b spent under cattle restocking programme in Kwania
Abraham Aturu, deputy RDC of Kwania, told tndNews, Uganda, that his office has received more than two complaints from various parishes regarding irregularities in the restocking program.