Riham green ambassadors club launched in ten schools within Gulu city
Gulu City is managing waste through support from the German government, who provided the city with waste management equipment.
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.
Caritas Switzerland launches €1m youth project
According to Caritas Switzerland’s recent research, Uganda has one of the youngest populations in the World and its working-age population is projected to double by 2040.
Lango leaders call for electoral reforms and non-involvement of the army during polling
In recent research conducted in partnership with National Democratic Institute and Lango Civil Society Network, it indicates that 74 per cent of the population in the sub-region strongly believed that the 2021 general elections were violent.
Know who’ll be nominated for Oyam North MP seat on Tuesday
167 polling stations in Oyam North will elect a new Member of Parliament on July 6, EC has revealed.
Lira Police probe death of medical records student
Police says the suspect they have arrested will support them with the ongoing investigations
More than 90 teachers in Oyam district lose jobs over false academic papers
Speaking to TND News, Oyam district LC5 chairman, Benson Walter Dila said that the operation will further investigate the circumstances under which these teachers got their way into the district payroll.
Desist and resist any form of corruption, Secretary-General Rubongoya tells NUP flag bearer
According to the NUP coordinator for Lango subregion Adonyo Chris, they are sure of victory in the Oyam North MP by-election.
Locals warned on using quack engineers as two die in Lira building collapse
In recent months, about three buildings among them Blue Valley Guest House on Olwol Road, Lira City collapsed, killing one.
Expert calls for use of energy efficiency technologies for improved livelihoods
Including the energy agency in the national planning process could increase energy access to 6 million rural customers and reduce carbon dioxide emission by 10.6 tons by 2030.
Security loopholes and weak investigative bodies blamed for the numerous gun shootings
Some people have branded May as “the gun violence month”.
Macodwogo murder: “Stay calm,” Prime Minister Nabbanja tells Lango
“The late Macodwogo was very close to me,” says Nabbanja on Monday.
Why Lira University students are protesting against the administration
Lira University is one of the paramount universities in Northern Uganda established post-LRA war that lasted for two decades.