Lira City Council loses a friendly game to Blacks Power
Meanwhile, Blacks Power broke the deadlock just a few minutes into the game with a well-hit ball from Yasin Majid.
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Breaking: Dr. Okune’s coronation as next Won Nyaci of Lango, off
By press time, tndNews had yet to receive official communication from the Lango Cultural Institution.
Lira City Council FC announces its new season’s players
Alal Eron, a FUFA official for the Northern region, was the event’s chief guest and praised Lira City Council Football Club for always adhering to regulations.
Uganda to host Global Sericulture and Silk Industry Congress in 2025
Convening the Congress in Uganda is a strategic initiative that has the potential to catalyse the growth of the region’s silk industry.
Teboke calls Ogwang Okul’s rejection by Won Nyaci “baseless, false reports”
I categorically deny claims that Won Nyaci prefers me, his son, as the next Won Nyaci. These allegations are baseless, misleading, and intended to cause confusion among our people.
“Uncle Dan” fails yet another Won Nyaci seat test
Lango got another Won Nyaci elect after an election held on October 11.
Extortion lands PDM Sacco boss in police coolers
During the baraza, community and PDM beneficiaries accused Ocen of charging exorbitant fees ranging from shs20,000 to shs45,000 to benefit from PDM.
Lango leaders accuse Amongi of bias and tell her to leave Gender
The four candidates criticized the Minister’s letter and questioned why Amongi is (mis)using her position to divide Lango.
Lira City Council to begin weekly tree planting scheme
Weekly tree planting has been suggested in Lira City in a bid to combat global warming.
FUFA’s new logo
Fufa is celebrating100 years of its existence with a new badge for Uganda Cranes shirts ahead of Friday match with South Sudan.
Iron sheets go to the “right ones”
The donated iron sheets will cover the dilapidated classrooms at Lira Modern Primary School, which are currently in a sorry state and pose a threat to learners’ lives.
Poacher jailed 9 years for killing wildlife
Chief Magistrate Ojok Betty emphasized the need to protect Uganda’s wildlife and the ecological balance, making it clear that wildlife crimes would not be tolerated.