Sasakawa Peace Foundation hosts high-level symposiums on food security
The meeting focused on food security and blue economy to be developed by Japan and Africa.
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.
The NRM’s reconciliation committee
In parallel, the NRM’s Central Executive Committee (CEC) has been actively vetting candidates for various positions within the party.
Museveni pledges free education
Addressing delegates, Museveni made headlines with a historic commitment to make education free in all public schools if re-elected.
NEMA intensifies crackdown on noise pollution in Kampala
NEMA encourages proprietors to adopt best practices for noise management, such as soundproofing and scheduling events at reasonable hours, to minimize the impact on surrounding communities.
Makome driver dies in Karuma bus-elephants collision
The affected elephant has been relocated and is walking in pain, according to the UWA senior commutation official.
My view: Confronting Uganda’s flood crisis – a call to action
These floods have exposed the fragility of our infrastructure and highlighted the urgent need for comprehensive climate adaptation strategies
Museveni asked Lango-based lawyers to be excluded from cattle compensation talks
The speech at Lango College reflected the intensity of grassroots expectations on when, and how, this time, their stolen cattle are be compensated.
Amolatar district receives 80,000 coffee seedlings worth shs160m
Amolatar Samuel Mbiwa has directed agricultural extension workers to support coffee farmers to ensure they succeed.
Francis Odwar: Lira LC1 chairman arrested over theft of police officers’ maize
The arrest of the Lira LC1 chairman followed repeated complaints from officers who had planted maize on Ireda Estates police land.
African women in business unveils association to boost intra‑African trade
The network facilitated by the International Trade Centre (ITC) in partnership with the African Union Commission, brings together over 102 women business associations from six regions across Africa.
The containment of clashes between rival mayoral camps in Jinja City
Police had heightened patrols in Southern Division and other parts of Jinja City to prevent further violence as political activities intensified in the run-up to the primaries on July 24.
Kiira region security lauded as NRM primaries conclude without teargas show
AIGP Moses Kafeero commended the collaboration between security agencies, NRM registrars, and the public, and affirmed that the Kiira RPC, SSP Nsaba, was “equal to the job” in maintaining order during the polls.