Standards or shut out: Why Gulu farmers are bonding together to survive the market
While demand for agricultural products remains high, quality issues continue to hold farmers back.
Author: Joanita Adong
Gulu City cracks down on street trade to restore order
Lamunu Lucy, a vendor at Gulu main market, recalled losses suffered during a previous enforcement operation.
Gulu City Service Commission hands over office after end of term
The handover ceremony took place on February 2, at the Gulu City Service Commission offices in Pece-Laroo Division.
Why the govt has injected shs1b into WALK Arts SACCO in northern Uganda
Aboda Solomon, Chairperson of WALK Creative Arts SACCO, expressed gratitude to the government, saying the funding represents long-overdue recognition of the creative sector.
Poison in our plates: The silent danger of farm chemicals in Uganda
As Uganda continues to rely on agriculture as its backbone, the growing misuse of chemicals poses a silent but deadly health threat.
Stalled shs19b incinerator project puts Gulu residents at risk
For more than a decade, Gulu Regional Referral Hospital has relied on an old, broken-down incinerator that is both overstretched and unsafe.
Acholi embrace Oktoberfest as Gulu hosts cultural exchange
The opening ceremony will be officiated by the President on October 7, followed by the launch of Gulu City and Acholi sub-region’s investment plan on October 8.
Preparations underway for 2nd memorial of Chief Awich
Rwot Awich was not only a leader but a custodian of tradition, a voice of peace during conflict and a bridge between the modern world and ancient Payira wisdom.
How poor street lighting is shutting down Gulu City’s night economy
A Gulu City mechanic, who requested anonymity, revealed the additional cost of hiring security guards due to increased robberies as early as 8 p.m.
Gulu Blood Bank urges city residents to embrace blood donation culture
Witness Odongo, a blood bank official, reminded the public that donation is voluntary.