Adjumani: Anyama calls for refugee repatriation as UNHCR funding cuts strain health services
The District Health Officer, Dr Dominic Drametu, confirmed that all 13 integrated health facilities are now operating with severely reduced staffing levels.
Author: By Marko Taibot
Marko is an Editor and the Chief Regional Correspondents at TND News.
New completion deadline for shs59.8bn World Bank–funded Adjumani water project
Adjumani District Water Officer, Richard Izakere, said the district currently has a water coverage rate of 74 percent, with functionality standing at 94 percent.
“I am fit and still in the race”: Gen Moses Ali dismisses health and legal allegations
In the previous elections, Tandrupasi garnered 6,891 votes compared to Gen Ali’s 10,227, setting the stage for another closely watched contest in Adjumani West.
Adjumani to host 2026 World Environment Day as NEMA warns of rising climate threats
As Adjumani prepares for the day, NEMA hopes the event will galvanise fresh commitment to reversing decades of environmental degradation.
SHARE teams begin cross-country learning exchange to strengthen WASH in healthcare facilities
The initiative marks a critical step toward ensuring that WASH investments under the SHARE project continue delivering lasting health benefits for communities across Africa.
Bobi Wine vows to restore Zoka Forest, expand youth skills training
The Bobi Wine rally in Adjumani ended with residents hopeful yet cautious, urging the NUP leader to deliver on his promises should he take power.
Muntu pushes for cooperatives, agro-processing, and tourism to drive Uganda’s economic transformation
Muntu also pledged to prioritise refugee management in the West Nile region, which continues to host large numbers of refugees, should he assume power.
Refugee, host community youths turn to skills training to rebuild hope, secure their futures
Among them is 22-year-old Nancy Anzoa, a refugee from Mireye Refugee Settlement, in Adjumani, who dropped out of school in Primary Six after losing her father during the conflict in South Sudan.
Mabirizi pledges irrigation schemes to boost farming in Adjumani
Mabirizi said his commitment to Ugandans predates his presidential bid, noting that he has been supporting vulnerable children’s education for years.
Adjumani district budget drops to shs46.7b despite rising population pressure
Senior Finance Officer of Adjumani, Samson Yumah said the district will intensify local revenue mobilization to bridge the funding gaps
Residents demand closure of poorly managed landfill in Adjumani
Residents say the dumping site has turned into a source of disease, foul odor, and environmental pollution.
Slow Food Africa leaders’ meeting concludes in Nakuru, Kenya
John Kiwagalo, Director of Slow Food activities in Africa, said the gathering marked not an end but a renewed beginning.