North's First
The boda boda riders accuse the chairperson of overstaying in office beyond the expiry of his term without organizing fresh elections, denying members their constitutional right to choose leaders democratically.
Joseph Lindri, a local leader is demanding accountability from NFA for the forest areas allegedly lost under their watch.
Adjumani district is taking critical steps to turn the tide on plastic pollution, protecting the land, water, and future for generations to come.
Ronal Bagaga, the Program Manager of ESAFF, echoed this sentiment, outlining broader efforts to empower women and small-scale farmers through land rights education and support.
The program will be implemented over a four-year period in the Boroli and Ayilo refugee settlements, as well as the Pakele town council in Adjumani district.
On March 14, ESAFF Uganda collaborated with the Adjumani local government to implement a scorecard to assess climate adaptation strategies.
URRI builds on the success of the Northern Uganda Resilience Initiative (NURI).
From April to September 2024, refugee settlements have shown higher vulnerability to acute malnutrition compared to host communities.
The World Bank, through the Ministry of Water and Environment, has allocated shs11 billion to fund the construction of a piped water system.
Amelo Technical Institute remains committed to providing youth with practical skills for a sustainable future through continuous innovation and community-driven programs.
The Apaa land dispute traces back to 2006 when peace returned to Northern Uganda following two decades of insurgency by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA).
Adjumani’s Natural Resources Officer, Charles Giyaya, cautioned that climate change poses a serious risk to water security.
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