Muntu Seed’s strike: 26 students arrested as askari cheats death
Muntu Seed has over 750 students from senior one to six.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Muntu Seed Secondary: 15 students arrested following failed strike
The students were taken to Amolatar Central Police Station due to a strike.
How Amolatar school began producing reusable pads
Angwech has described pads making as one of a kind in Northern Uganda.
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.
MP Apea provides additional shs100m to Amolatar village saving groups
According to Dr. Apea, the group members will use the money to pay medical bills and address other village-level issues.
Clan resolves witches leave Amolatar after 10 are arrested
As clan members and a leader of Palamyek in Amolatar, the resolution is that most of them should leave the Opali sub-county.”
MP Bitek warns land grabbers as 1900 receive certificates in Amolatar
Land grabbers are common in Uganda and the government is moving to deal with the problem.
Climate crisis fueling gender-based violence in Karamoja
The issues of climate change now experienced in the sub-region and the country at large like unpredicted weather patterns make women more vulnerable.
5 years of operations in Lango, Rhites North explains the progress
Minister Kawooya said all the equipment installed by Rhites North Lango in government health facilities will be under the custody of the government.
The ‘height and depth’ of advancing internet rights to fight GBV
In Uganda, according to UN Women Global Database, 50 percent of women aged between 15-49 have or will experience IPV or GBV with the leading being lifetime physical or sexual intimate partner violence.
Apac hospital: Lack of health workers, strike affecting service delivery
“I am overwhelmed by the work load at his facility (Doctor’s clinic) in Apac town,” he said.
Apac district embraces ART therapy distribution model
However, in Apac hospital, there are over 3,445 registered patients that are on antiretroviral treatment.