Baba Diri died on January 9 at the age of 70.
Author: Milton Emmy Akwam
Posted inBusiness / Lira News
Popular Lira businessman Mabrook has passed away
Mabrook was buried on Tuesday in Jinja.
Posted inLango / Profile
Notable Lango who died in 2024
In 2024, Lango lost her notable sons and daughters, and tndNews remembers them today.
Posted inAviation News
Entebbe Int’l Airport recorded 91,065 departures in November
Entebbe International Airport recorded an average of 6,097 passengers per day in November 2024, tndNews understands.
Posted inParliament News
Opulent House: Speaker Among asks Ugandans for forgiveness
This year, angry youth demonstrated near Parliament to protest how the House is run by Speaker Among.
Posted inInterview / News
Watch experts explain National Oilseeds Project and how far it has reached
Eighty-one (81) districts in Uganda formed into six hubs are benefiting from the National Oilseeds Project under the Ministry of Local Government and MAAIF.
Posted inAgriculture / National
Kwania gets shs1b for CARs under the national oilseeds project
National Oilseed Project is funded by IFAD and the governmnet of Uganda contributing some significant amount for its implementation.
Posted inCourt / Culture
BIG LOSS: Why Eng. Odongo Okune applied for stay of execution of Oct., 31 orders
Eng. Odongo Okune remains concerned of missing the benefits given by the government if he is de gazetted as directed by the Court.
Posted inPeople / Politics
Oyam South: Constituents say MP Amongi shouldn’t be trusted with Lira City duty
Their Voices is part of the tndNews local governance and accountability reporting project, and it has started with Oyam South.
Posted inAgriculture / Interview
Natukwasa: A midwife in love with goat farming
Patience Natukwasa is an enrolled midwife serving the ghetto of Mivule Zone, Wabigalo, Makindye East, Kampala. She has a passion in goat herding.
Posted inCulture / Lango
Huge budget: Who is leading Lango delegates to Ateker?
The Ateker cultural festival starts on November 26 in Soroti city and Lango delegates are going.
Posted inSpecial Report - Features
Patience Natukwasa, the Makindye ghetto midwife
Natukwasa’s intentions are clear: to transform the ghetto community. She has vowed to continue educating the community about health and explaining why they are experiencing certain health issues.