Witch Amolatar has just rejected en route to Dokolo
By Wednesday evening, Mama Bahati had collected all of her belongings and was on her way to Dokolo.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Amolatar women leaders offered mindset change training
Amolatar district has already disbursed over shs9 billion to various SACCO groups, she revealed, with women receiving shs2 billion of the total amount.
Bizarre lightning strikes Amolatar, leaving one unconscious
Etemu, owner of the house was left unconscious for several hours.
Amolatar: Herder presumed to have committed suicide
The motives behind the crime are unknown, but the Agoga Police Outpost and Amolatar CPS are investigating.
Angwech meets, supports 36 pilgrims from Amolatar
Millions of pilgrims are flocking to Namugongo Martyrs shrines across the country in preparation for Martyr’s Day on June 3.
Amolatar town council chair’s wife arrested for PDM corruption
The RDC identified the suspects as Adir Denis, a mobile operator in Amolatar town. Another suspect is Nancy Akello, the wife of Etum Geffory, the mayor of Amolatar town council.
RDC issues ultimatum on Arwotcek health centre III upgrade
Arwotcek health centre III has received new equipment, including a microscope, fridge, weighing scale, and beds, among others.
NRM leaders of Amolatar to meet to cool rifts
The RDC said the meeting would help them understand what the NRM-led government is doing for its people.
Relief food scandal: Apprehended LC3 chair reveals accomplices
Abim district leadership must act quickly to address the issue and restore community trust after the food scandal.
Desperate lady, 22, steals newborn baby in Amolatar
Prior to stealing the baby, Akullu was seen all day around the hospital, but no one suspected her.
Kumam leader tells subjects, “guide your children”
The Kumam cultural leader cited Aburuburu, Alwa, and Oryemu as places where boys are raping and breaking into people’s shops.
Col. Ongia faces pressure from widows and leaders for undermining community projects
Akello Amina, a widow, pleaded with Col. Ongia to transfer the land so that their children could benefit from the existing education system.