Broken roads, broken promises: Lamwo residents demand accountability before 2026 polls
As 2026 approaches, the message from Lamwo is clear: residents are no longer swayed by campaign slogans, they want broken roads fixed.
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As 2026 approaches, the message from Lamwo is clear: residents are no longer swayed by campaign slogans, they want broken roads fixed.
Amone has declared his intention to contest in the 2026 general elections, either as an independent if no redress is offered within NRM structures.
Beatrice Lalam, a resident of Kitgum central division, Kitgum municipality, also noted the improved security thanks to the new gate.
Amone refused to sign the official declaration forms issued by the NRM district registrar, citing a lack of transparency in both the voting and tallying processes.
The NRM primaries across Lamwo were conducted peacefully under tight security, with the District Electoral Commission and observers reporting high voter turnout and orderliness.
The NRM primaries got affected by vote manipulations and bribery across the country, with Oyam district becoming one of the districts in Lango under spotlight.
Pamela Alwoch, Manager of Stanbic Bank’s Kitgum branch, stressed that this is not a one-off effort.
Community members say the malaria crisis is not only overwhelming the health centre but also creating anxiety among families.
The Chief Justice, who hails from the region, expressed concern over the persistent poverty levels in northern Uganda despite vast land resources.
Kitgum and Lamwo are urging for strict adherence to campaign guidelines to safeguard public infrastructure and ensure safety and order during the electoral season.
The intercepted cattle are currently being held in a secured holding ground as authorities continue investigations.
From their training camp at Gulu High School, the team has become a symbol of hope and transformation in northern Uganda.
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