UPC has had four party presidents since founder Dr Apollo Milton Obote (RIP) left for exile and later passing on in 2005.
Author: TND News
Posted inBusiness / Crime
Dokolo: FPU destroys 1,608 fishing nets, 220 boats
This contemporary digital newspaper understands that all the fishing activities have been suspended for two weeks.
Posted inHealth / Lango
Why Lira City was chosen to host World TB Day 2022
TB is still one of the killer diseases in Uganda and it contributes to around 83% of people living with tuberculosis worldwide.
Posted inNews / Politics
Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba “is our man” – Transformer’s Adupa Ongwech
“For now, Lt. Gen. Muhoozi is as active as before he made the announcement. He is not the final person,” a senior military officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, Tuesday.
Posted inLetter / Security / World I Europe
Statement from the World Federation of Science Journalists on Ukraine
In our current reality, war has interrupted global efforts to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, as attention has swivelled from virus to war in Ukraine.
Posted inNews / World I Europe
International Women Peace Group holds “No War in Ukraine” online rally
Sook, in her statement, urged for a peaceful resolution of the situation in Ukraine.
Posted inLira News
Lira City in ‘darkness’: 112 street lights break down
Lira city council has earmarked about shs 400 million to have all the broken solar lamps repaired.
Posted inCrime / Oyam News
Oyam: Suspect in gun theft succumbs to injuries
As of Monday, both SPC Ogwang George and Omara were in police custody.
Posted inHealth / Up Country News
Amudat woman MP gifts Karita Health Centre IV with mama kits
The mama kits and other medical supplies are worth millions of shilling, the publication has been told.
Posted inAfrica / Environment
Climate campaigners want States to allocate local funds for adaptation
In the Glasgow Climate Pact, in practice, there is very little substantive achievements.
Posted inCrime / News
Two herdsmen killed in Lamwo by suspected South Sudanese warriors
They were allegedly killed by the South Sudanese warriors who used bows and arrows.
Posted inAfrica / Environment
CSOs: Climate change raises risks of conflicts and insecurity in Africa
Dr Nicholas Orago, Senior Lecturer, University of Nairobi’s School of Law, all regions of Africa are experiencing one form of climate-related displacement or migration due to either flooding, droughts or conflicts due to dwindling resources.