Kitgum leaders, residents decry decade-long neglect of Wang-Oduru bridge
The bridge, which also connects Mucwini and Lagoro subcounties, has been in disrepair for over ten years, despite numerous community requests.
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St. Mary’s Magdalene reaches USSSA finals after a 6:0 win against Ogur SS
The USSSA games have reached the finals and fixtures are scheduled for Saturday April 12.
Amolatar man, 42, always mocked for failing to marry, commits suicide
Police were notified, and a suicide report was filed at Muntu Police Station. The crime scene was visited and thoroughly documented by the SOCO.
USSSA Lango zonal games reach semi-finals
The USSSA games for Lango have reached semi finals with two games on this hot afternoon in Lira City.
Minister Aber launches housing initiative in Kitgum
Minister Aber has emphasized that development efforts must be free of political interference.
Why Tanzania’s former President Kikwete has endorsed Jane Frances Acilo for Oyam DWMP in 2026
Ahead of this year’s NRM party primary elections, Jane Acilo has launched a variety of people-centered programs throughout Oyam.
Cricket: Sacred Heart and Masindi secondary schools qualify for national competitions
Following a thrilling regional cricket tournament in Gulu City, the two schools will compete at the national level.
Husband’s one slap ‘kills’ wife in Lira City
She was rushed to Roman health centre where she said on April 8 in the morning allegedly from the complication of one slap.
USSSA zonal championships underway in Lira City
The USSSA defending champions are Mentor SS of Lira City and Acaba SS of Oyam district.
30 VHTs in Kitgum receive bicycles to boost HIV/AIDS response
The national AIDS program of the Ministry of Health aims to significantly reduce HIV/AIDS prevalence in Uganda by 2030.
Magezi flags off new grader to improve Lira City roads
It’s reported that Lira City councillors went without pay for two months to ensure funds were allocated for the grader purchase.
How Acholi locals are tackling malnutrition with food banks
The United Nations Children’s Agency, UNICEF, has identified malnutrition, malaria, pneumonia, and HIV/AIDS as the leading causes of child mortality in Northern Uganda in 2023.