Odongo Ekuu confident of victory in Kyoga North County Parliamentary race
His nomination for Kyoga North was confirmed by the NRM party electoral commission official on Wednesday, June 25.
Author: By Arao Denis
Police arrest two in Kole for stealing shs50m PDM money
Police say the suspects were arrested from Okwor village, Ayer sub-county, Kole.
Govt orients Lango cultural leaders on malaria vaccine and routine immunization
Rukia: “We trained Lango clan leaders to act as government advocates, educating their communities about the malaria vaccine and routine immunization.”
Visionary man declares bid for Lira City council mayoral seat
Lira City council mayoral seat is currently held by Sam Atul, an NRM-leaning independent.
Northern youth MP Okot picks nomination forms for Kole South
On Wednesday, June 4, 2025, Boniface Okot, the current Youth Member of Parliament for northern…
Lt. Gen. Paul Lokech memorial medical camp launched in Kitgum
Paul Lokech died on August 21, 2021, at the rank of Major General.
Northern youth MP Okot intensifies bid for Kole South seat
An engineer by profession, having graduated from the prestigious Makerere University, Okot brings a unique perspective to the committee.
NRM urges adherence to the roadmap 2025-2026
The NRM party primaries for all MP aspirants, LC5 chairpersons, Lord councillors, mayors are scheduled to take place on July 16, 2025.
Akora dismisses claims UPC leader is exiting 2026 presidential race
UPC MP for Maruzi County Maxwell Akora said Akena Jimmy has not quit the 2026 presidential race.
51 church leaders graduate from Bible and Trauma Counseling Program in Amolatar
We’ve gained extensive Bible knowledge including Bible survey, doctrine, life skills development, and children/youth ministry.
Kole promises Judith Alyek re-election in 2026
MP Alyek also highlighted to tndNews the progress in Kole district, attributing it to strong collaboration among local leaders.
Apac: Rev. Noah Akochom urges politicians to put political ambitions before God
Rev. Onyum noted that many elected leaders in Apac neglect thanksgiving services but suddenly draw closer to the church as elections approach.