Six SACCOs in Kole North confirmed that they have already received shs20 million into their bank accounts.
Author: Milton Emmy Akwam
Posted inRoad Carnage
UPC wants standard guage railway to reduce traffic, road crashes
There were 24,728 road crash victims in 2023, up from 21,473 in 2022, representing a 15% increase, according to police data.
Posted inEnvironment / Lira News
MECPA’s community monitors, farmers make impacts on wetland regeneration in Agweng
According to Ogwal, MECPA has “developed another angle” to address “the areas of stakeholder engagement.”
Posted inNews
Unnecessary borrowing, expansive government major issues affecting Uganda, says NRM’s Kisembo
For almost four decades, Uganda has been borrowing to run an expansive government but the money it borrows are swindled by those with authority.
Posted inNews
Minister Dr. Aceng promises fully functional HC IIIs in Lango
Dr. Aceng said the Assembly is an opportunity to highlight the key bottlenecks and challenges facing the Lango sub-region, as well as jointly propose solutions.
Posted inHealth / Lango
The components of an ICU ambulance for Lango Dr. Aceng commissioned
The ICU-built ambulance is one of the 5 distributed to five sub-regions across the country, Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng said on Thursday after commissioning.
Posted inNational / Summit
Key takeaways from the global “Learning Week 2024” conference on Land in Kampala
The Learning Week, held at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala, focused on promoting successful partnerships between government and civil society in land governance. It lasted one week.
Posted inTech Summit
Lira City to host first-ever WordCamp conference
Overall, the goal of a WordCamp is to empower and inspire attendees to make the most of the WordPress CMS and its ecosystem.
Posted inNational / News
LEMU lauds the level of coordination and cooperation in Uganda’s land sector
LEMU, led by Dr. Theresa Auma, played a critical role in organising and hosting Uganda’s June land conference.
Posted inSpecial Reports / Summit
Uganda urges countries to strengthen the land sector for development
Uganda developed a national land policy whose goal is to ensure an efficient, equitable and optimal utilisation and management of Uganda’s land resources for poverty reduction, wealth creation and of our socioeconomic development.
Posted inNational
LEMU’s land rights intervention has slowed related crimes in Dokolo
Since 2022, LEMU came in with support from the GIZ and partners to begin brokering a better relationship.
Posted inPolitics
NYC members vow to put chairperson Eyeru in order
Eyeru, who had been listening for a few minutes, soon left without responding.