DES highlights progress and persistent challenges in Lamwo secondary schools
inspection should not be viewed as a fault-finding exercise, but as an opportunity for continuous improvement.
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inspection should not be viewed as a fault-finding exercise, but as an opportunity for continuous improvement.
At the center of the controversy is the NRM chairperson for Padibe West sub-county, Ochola Denis, who is being sought by police and district security officials.
Sarah Ajok, a resident of Padibe town council, said regular community sensitisation can help save lives.
Enyel Eric Moris, the Kidepo Conservation Area Manager under the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), acknowledged that human-wildlife conflict remains one of the biggest conservation challenges in areas neighboring protected parks.
Lamwo district LC5 chairperson Oyet Sisto Ocen announced the deaths and hospitalisation of his residents during a press conference in Gulu City.
Sarah Aceng, a farmer from Puranga dub-county, Pader, said development should address multiple community needs simultaneously.
Beyond food insecurity, the Acholi district chairpersons expressed concern over continued environmental degradation caused by illegal commercial charcoal production.
State Minister for Local Government Justine Namere said the investment demonstrates the government’s commitment to improving rural livelihoods by ensuring farmers can access markets.
For Monica, Milton and Jane, graduation is not the end of a course but the beginning of a new chapter.
Local report identifies every sub-county and town council in Lamwo as having been affected, highlighting the widespread nature of the crisis.
Lamwo district continues to invest in the rehabilitation and maintenance of community access roads to support agriculture, trade and service delivery.
According to the district leadership, the completion of Padibe East Seed Secondary School is expected to ease pressure on existing secondary schools.
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