WiBAS business clinic empowers women entrepreneurs in Lango
Women entrepreneurs were urged to invest time in learning and training and to see business as a long-term journey requiring effort and consistency.
Author: By Nancy Atim
Nancy Atim is an award-winning Journalist. She's the publication's Sub-Regional Correspondent for Lango Sub-region based in Lira City.
Kiira Police boost election security as youth elect leaders
The Regional Police Commander (RPC) for the Kiira Region, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Charles Nsaba, reassured the public and the Electoral Commission of a dominant and visible security presence throughout the electoral period.
Is Uganda’s 53 million-tonne wood fuel demand contributing to deforestation and health crises?
Uganda’s energy landscape remains heavily reliant on firewood and charcoal, despite mounting evidence of their long-term economic, health, and environmental costs.
Kiira region police embrace ID renewal to enhance service delivery
Possession of a valid National ID is a legal requirement for voter registration, making this exercise even more time-sensitive and impactful.
Commemorating heroism? Ugandans offer strong critiques at the 36th event
Is heroism solely about fighting in a war over four decades ago, or does it also include teachers who build schools in remote areas, nurses who serve during epidemics and pandemics, and youth leaders who advocate for mental health, innovation, and climate justice?
Ritual killing, missing millions: Amina Mutesi’s fall from grace
Amina Mutesi, is facing a storm of serious allegations ranging from ritual murder to the abuse of public education funds.
Kiira region hails SSP Dr. Monday Agaba for impactful leadership
Jinja and greater Busoga have honoured SSP Dr. Monday Johnson Agaba for his outstanding leadership and distinguished service as the Regional CID Officer.
Martyrs Day 2025: Museveni, clergy call for faith, tolerance, and national unity
“The Uganda Martyrs stood for truth and justice. We must ensure that our public life is a reflection of these values,” Ssemogerere added.
Is Alebtong district turning the tide against corruption?
In the recommendation, Alebtong people were encouraged to actively participate in the fight against corruption by reporting cases through IGG hotlines, community dialogues, and whistleblower protections.
Calls for legal reforms, malaria medicine probe dominate latest govt outreach meeting
The call for legal reforms came during a community meeting or Baraza organised by the Inspectorate of Government in Alebtong district.
Murder of Amolatar woman extends Lango’s worrying record
In Uganda, a person convicted of murder is liable to suffer death or life imprisonment.
Cultural leaders meet in Mbale City to forge unity for development
The cultural leaders recognized his commendable coordination and leadership in bringing cultural institutions together for a common cause.