Why Loro prioritized Odike-Ogwangapur road via Abongodero?
The LC3 chairperson of Loro sub-county Okunu Nelson Patrick expects the road works to start in November or December 2024.
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Domestic violence blamed for pupils’ dropout in Omoro
Domestic violence in Omoro district has been blamed for education challenges which has led to learners dropping out of schools.
Summary of Lango cultural leadership legal proceedings
Lango Cultural leadership disputes have been in Court for years and the Court of Appeal could put an end to the row.
Oyam calls for effective implementation of regional development plans
Nokrac Chris of the NPA assured Oyam district stakeholders that their concerns would be considered and incorporated into the National Development Plan IV.
Oyam: Aleka sub-county bans night bar operations
Oyam district Police Commander Edison Muhangi urges the community to be calm and allow security officers to do their role.
Records show rising motorcycle theft in Opit town council
There are over 200 active boda boda riders under the Opit association.
Otici village murder suspect arrested – says Amuru RDC
Okwera was arrested and detained at Pabbo Police Station for initial interrogation before being transferred to Amuru Central Police Station.
‘Lango happy for Ogwang Okul’
Lango will always be happy at the negative events, more than the positive ones.
How the ONC team ‘yellowed Teso’ during Museveni’s wealth creation tour
The Office of the National Chairman of NRM, ONC, has been praised for mobilising Teso to turn up in big numbers.
Besigye’s abduction raises concern over Kenyan border security
Besigye was reported missing in Kenya, only to be told he’s was already in Uganda under military custody.
Researchers plan to develop upland rice varieties to combat wetland degradation
The Promotion of Sustainable Rice Farming Development Project is being piloted in the five districts of Koboko, Yumbe, Maracha; Nebbi Municipality and Madi-Okollo in the West Nile sub-region.
Accused and condemned: The gendered face of witchcraft in Uganda
Mr Kasheija noted the community’s deep belief in witchcraft made it difficult for him to find an alternative support for his condition.