How Lake Kyoga’s landing sites are evolving into refuges for climate refugees
Adaptive strategies are strengthening but must be scaled to preserve biodiversity, ensure food security, and sustain cultural heritage.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Amolatar: FAPAD launches tree planting initiative in Aweiwot PS
Ogwal James, LC3 chairperson of Agikdak sub-county, praised FAPAD for its holistic development efforts across multiple sectors in the sub-region.
Amolatar establishes LS&SC fisheries management committees
The newly launched committees are now expected to take full charge of monitoring the Lake and managing landing sites immediately.
NRM electoral fund lands Amolatar party chair Kamilo in a plate of hot soup
North Kyoga Regional Police have strongly warned leaders at all levels to respect regulations and act with integrity while executing their public duties.
Amolatar: Stepfather faces arrest after pouring a burning jerrycan on stepson’s body
Unconfirmed reports suggest that both the boy’s mother and stepfather have since fled their home.
When the rains fail, the goats thrive in Amolatar
In Amolatar, Samsom Odic, an accountant living in the area is leading on the front of livestock farming, turning his attention to effectively balancing the ledger of nature by venturing into goat breeding.
Amolatar leaders meet beneficiaries of the district quota system
“They (the beneficiaries) will no longer carry individual badges but rather for the entire district,” Amolatar LC5 chairperson Morrish Ogwal Omara, said.
Amolatar archdeacon Ven. Olwa vows to lead “church-state” corruption fight
In his inaugural spiritual message, Ven Olwa asserted that the church must be a “friend of the government” in the battle against greed.
Amolatar receives vehicle from MAAIF to promote UCMAT project
The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of Amolatar, Rhoda Oroma, raised concerns with the mechanical officer about the frequent breakdowns of district vehicles.
Four in captivity in Amolatar
The apprehended individuals are strongly suspected of orchestrating a string of house break-ins, burglaries, and thefts throughout the town council.
CIRAWA agroecology conference in Accra discusses sustainable food systems
Agroecology is the way for African nations to declare their food sovereignty and refuse to be dependent on global supply chains that are fragile and, in most cases, exploitative.
Amolatar district advances her apiculture farming
Otema Sam, chairperson of the Alii beekeepers, expressed his happiness and appreciation toward the district leadership and external partners for their support.