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“At the moment, the district is exploring alternative options, including the possible sale of some assets, to raise funds and clear the outstanding allowances,” CAO Chuna Moses Kapolon explained.
With a growing population and increasing demand for land, challenges such as delayed registrations, disputes, and encroachment have continued to hinder progress.
Chief Administrative Officer Chuna Moses Kapolon acknowledged the delays but assured the council that efforts are ongoing to resolve the bottlenecks.
Councillors unanimously received the draft budget, paving the way for detailed scrutiny by sectoral committees before its final approval.
Today, children freely attend funerals and stay for days, which was never acceptable in Acholi tradition, says RDC of Agago, Kidega Nabinson.
Presenting her name before council, Lamwo district chairperson Oyet Sisto Ocen emphasised that her qualifications and leadership experience make her well-suited to support the DSC in executing its mandate.
We want leaders who are accountable because these funds are meant to help communities at the grassroots,” said Aber Lillian, a resident of Madi Opei sub-county.
As the budget process moves forward, residents remain watchful, hoping the proposed allocations will translate into real improvements in their daily lives.
From a handful of chickens to a growing agribusiness, his journey offers valuable lessons for youth and aspiring farmers across Uganda.
With tens of thousands of IDs now available in Lamwo district, authorities say the focus has shifted from registration to collection and utilisation.
Agricultural experts say Betty’s approach reflects what many small-scale farmers lack: discipline and planning.
Omwony Alfred, the district production officer, says initiatives like this are critical in a region where changing rainfall patterns are already affecting livelihoods.
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