NUMEC and partners launch “civic engagement drive” ahead of 2026 elections
The multi-million partnership, valued at shs80 million, will continue beyond the election period, allowing for follow-up on politicians to ensure accountability.
Author: By Okot Lil Romeo
Lil is TND News Correspondent based in Gulu City.
How bonded therapy dogs are supporting war survivors in Gulu
Anena Everline, a resident of Pageya Ward in Gulu City, lost her mother two years ago and fell into deep depression until she joined the Comfort Dog Project and received her therapy dog, Watwero.
Translating Acholi culture through futuristic wearable arts fashion
Currently, Tamito Art Collection is tailoring clothes that differentiate the culture of Acholi and translate its meanings.
Gulu City road gangs demand salary increment
The mayor also pledged to support the Road Gangs SACCO with shs1 million as seed capital to help members access loans while awaiting their salaries.
GDPU installs studio to advance music productions for the disabled
The real data on disabilities in Gulu District and Gulu City is not accurate. Current estimates put the total population of disabled people at about 10,000–12,000.
Gulu DP Union boosts mobility justice for disabled children and rural women
Vincent Odong, a wheelchair recipient from Pamiyai sub-county in Nwoya district, expressed hope that his new mobility will allow him to revive his tailoring and phone repair skills.
Religious leaders unite for peace ahead of Uganda’s 2026 polls
Sheikh Musa Khalil, deputy Mufti for Northern Uganda and ARLPI vice chairperson, emphasized the need for a peaceful electoral process.
Gulu City woman MP aspirant vows to champion wealth creation, healthcare for all
As the campaign intensifies, residents of Gulu City look ahead to the primaries with high expectations for change and better representation.
Rocco Paco receives shs10m from Gulu City marathon organizers
Prof. Sam Kinyera Obwoya, Executive Director of Rocco Paco, expressed deep appreciation to the Gulu City Marathon organizers for their generous donation.
Can bicycles turn the tide against wetland encroachment in Acholi?
Many residents are farming in wetlands growing sugarcane and vegetables for food and incomeunaware that they are violating environmental laws and risking long-term damage, said Tiga, a member of wetland protection committee.
Frustration deepens in Acholi as Balaalo eviction hangs
Over 92,000 heads of cattle owned by Balaalo are still grazing illegally in Acholi, alongside 10,000 heads of local creole cattle
Will NUSAF IV change the fortune of Acholi sub-region?
Whether or not NUSAF IV will finally break the cycle of poverty in Acholi will depend not just on the size of the funding, but on how honestly and effectively it is spent.