Govt warns schools on fees as 2022 PLE results get released
The government says they are not blind on schools fees as 2022 PLE results are released on Friday.
Author: By Isabella Awor Olong
Isabella is TND News' Community News Reporter based in Lira City. She is passionate about women and girls affairs, including PWDs.
Lango: Abortive implementation, conservation and management of wetland rules depleting the ecosystem
Recently, police environmental officers headed by regional wetland coordinator northern region under ministry of water and environment stormed Otuke district and slashed down over 100 acres of rice plantations planted in the wetlands areas.
Voting open for TND News’ Persons of the Year, 2022
TND News pledges a transparent voting process and will announce winners as voted by the public.
Key promises as motocross star Wilkinson Okae is buried
Thomas Wilkinson Okae was a renowned biker, kick boxer and golfer. His burial was also witnessed by golfers, bikers and died at 58 years.
Wilkinson Okae: “Emulate him and keep his legacy,” Fr. Joseph Ogwal to Christians
Thomas Wilkinson Okae died aged 58 and left behind one child.
On its minerals, DRC president tells USA “we are ready to discuss a win-win partnership”
President of the DRC Felix Tshisekedi met the US secretary of State Anthony Blinken in which other key issues were discussed after the US-Africa Summit.
Experts link rampant hypertension cases in Lango to eating pork
Speaking at the Media Center in Kampala on January 22, 2021, Dr Christine Ondoa said statistics indicate that communities with high levels of red meat consumption also had a high prevalence of high blood pressure.
Lango: The lives of diabetic patients and experts’ guidance as cases rise
Joshua Ogweng, a resident in Lira City and one of the diabetic patients was confirmed positive for diabetes in 2006. Sixteen years later, he has not recovered as he continues to take his medication timely.
Why Lango was omitted from PRELNOR’s $70.9m community roads project
Lango sub-region is not benefiting amidst concerns of bad roads networks.
Political influence affecting traffic enforcement in Lango – Police
The Police Commander who represented the (RPC) of North Kyoga in the meeting highlighted the causes of road crashes in the Lango sub-region.