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.
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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.
Blacks Power FC seeks media influence for visibility
Blacks Power FC is set to begin a new season in the Northern derby on October 6, 2024 against Arua Hill in Gulu City.
Uhuru Sickle Cell Run targets procuring two HB electrophoresis machines
The Uhuru Sickle Cell Run is expected to be attended by lead runners Moses Kipsiro and Otuke East County MP Julius Acon Bua.
Obongi district embraces sustainable energy as refugees, locals work to protect environment
Peter Oyat, Refugee Welfare Committee Chairperson for Zone One, emphasizes the environmental damage caused by the high refugee population.
Pajule 🦁 FC unveils new coaches
Last season, Pajule finished first on the Elephant’s log before losing to Northern Gateway in the playoffs.
Soldiers plants trees for environmental security
Col Muwonge hailed the UPDF for supporting environmental and national security.
Lira anti-corruption demonstration: activists in detention speak
Two of the three activists arrested for staging Anti-Corruption demonstration in Lira City have spoken to the press.
Lango’s daughter, PC Amongi Rebecca shines in mixed martial arts in SA
Amongi’s ultimate destination could be the United States for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Education: Why UPC says “3rd term begins amid hard times”
Third term education across Uganda officially starts on September 15 until mid December.
Pader: 5 Division court martial remands 9 to Kinene for possessing military stores
Colonel Peter Musherure, the Court Martial Chairperson and Division Operations and Training Officer, sentenced four soldiers to two years in prison for desertion, in violation of Section 144 of the UPDF Act of 2005.
Gulu College of Health Sciences students warned against emulating Kenya’s Gen Z
Reflecting on regional challenges, Col Kayanja warned patriotism graduates not to emulate the negative aspects seen in Kenya’s Gen Z, and criticised individuals lacking ideological training for fostering division and discord, contrasting them with Uganda’s more unified approach.