Amolatar’s disabled elder removed from cattle restocking list, UPDF deserter, LCs linked to scandal
A police investigation revealed that an 83-year-old disabled woman was allegedly removed from a government cattle restocking beneficiary list.
Author: By Sarah Ejang
Community concerns cause midwife’s removal at Nalubwoyo health centre III
Amolatar deputy CAO Geoffrey Vuciri said the midwife had faced similar complaints before her transfer to Nalubwoyo Health Centre III.
Demands for sex vs PDM scrutiny: Amolatar’s Akwon sub-county bosses face arrest
Several complainants have come up during the barazas, with applicants alleging that ‘despite paying the money’, some of them never received the PDM funds.
Amolatar organises barazas to evaluate usefulness of central government programmes
leaders will evaluate central government programs including the Parish Development Model (PDM) and Emyoga.
New assessment shows over 31,000 learners face significant literacy gaps in Kwania, Amolatar
Specifically, 82.2% of learners in Amolatar and 73.4% in Kwania are below the “word level,” indicating they cannot independently read words, paragraphs, or stories.
Lango 5 districts warned of potential El Niño disaster
During thunderstorms, residents across Lango sub-region are cautioned to stay indoors, avoid sheltering under trees, and keep away from metal objects.
OWC supplies 5 tonnes of soya seeds to Amolatar
Okao Kizito, the Agikdak male councillor to Amolatar district council, commended Operation Wealth Creation for the timely delivery of seeds.
Amolatar council approves new mortuary at health centre IV
Amolatar district chairperson, Ogwal Morish, declined to address his readiness to accept the Kyoga North MP’s fridge donation.
Amolatar spent nearly shs30m on 2 motorcycles to boost agricultural services
Deputy CAO Geoffrey Vuciri commended the production department for the development.
“LC1s Day” as Ugandans form queues to vote
In Amolatar district, National Resistance Movement (NRM) has 270 nominated candidates while Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) is third with 86 candidates.
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.
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.