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According to district education officer Banabas Langoya, these schools were selected based on accessibility, existing ICT infrastructure, staff readiness, and learner population.
The National Female Youth Member of Parliament is one of five youth MPs elected to represent Uganda’s young people at the national level.
Local farmers have welcomed the foot and mouth disease vaccination campaign with enthusiasm, calling it a lifeline for their livelihoods.
As pressure mounts for more sustainable solutions to human-wildlife conflict in Kitgum, Agago and Otuke districts, conservation experts are urging Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to consider collaring elephants in the region.
Teachers who participated in the training expressed appreciation, admitting that it filled long standing knowledge gaps that have affected their teaching effectiveness.
Padibe town council plans to monitor the usage and maintenance of the desks across all four schools to ensure sustainability and accountability.
The START is designed to extend concessional loans to SMEs that are formally registered and active in the agribusiness sector.
Regular spraying is the only effective way to control ticks and prevent the spread of deadly diseases, according to the Lamwo DVO.
Okot’s campaign manifesto outlines five key pillars designed to uplift Chua West from poverty to prosperity.
The UHRC announcement has drawn diverse reactions from Ugandans across the country.
Anna Aciro, female councilor five for Paloga sub-county, expressed concern about the low budget allocation to youth-related programs.
As Uganda prepares for future elections, UHRC’s work in Acholi lays the groundwork for a more equitable and participatory democratic process.
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