NOSP secretariat provides seeds to farmers in Apac and Kwania
The NOSP seeds come in a 25-kilogram packet, with 5 kilograms set aside for production departments in both Kwania and Apac districts.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Amolatar woman MP Dr. Apea empowers local savings initiatives
Transparency, Amolatar district woman MP, said, is critical to ensuring that the benefits of her initiatives are realized.
UPDF soldiers serving in Somalia promised continued high support
Dozens of Ugandan soldiers have been dispatched to Somalia in recent years to try to stabilise the country.
Somalia: UN security officials and UNGU commanders meet to improve mission safety
Joseph Katuramu, the United Nations Principal Security Adviser (PSA), presided over the meeting, which took place at the UN headquarters in Mogadishu.
Ugandan female soldiers in Somalia told to foster resilience
Ugandan security forces have continued to operate in Somalia to restore everlasting peace under different arrangements.
Ground broken for Amai hospital theatre
Amai Hospital is now providing critical care to cancer patients, with plans underway to establish a specialized cancer institute.
Cattle compensation: Amolatar leaders visit attorney general on Thursday
As of 2022, the government had verified 42,000 claimants in Lango for cattle compensation, and all are yet to be compensated.
Amolatar secures over $20k for climate smart agriculture project
Climate smart agriculture is a new form of farming aimed at improving productivity and incomes amid climate change surge.
UPDF troops finish security and induction training in Somalia
UPDF said the training aimed to improve the troops’ ability to protect the UN compound, personnel, and assets from potential threats.
Namasale technical school celebrates historic academic results
The academic results highlight the value of collaboration between parents, educators, and students of Namasale technical school.
Uganda female peacekeepers in Somalia celebrate Int’l Women’s Day
The International Women’s Day is an annual event celebrated on March 8.
Muntu seed secondary school introduces a ‘dress code policy’ for students
The headteacher of Muntu seed has underscored the link between a respectful appearance and improved concentration in studies.