Lamwo district, located in Northern Uganda along the border with South Sudan, is home to both host communities and thousands of refugees settled in Palabek Refugee Settlement
Author: Vincent Kaguta
Lamwo: 1,000 acres ready to pilot coffee growing
District production and marketing officer, Patrick Agaba says coffee could place Lamwo on the same footing as coffee-famous districts like Bugisu and Kasese.
Govt intends to make Lamwo a coffee-growing district
Agaba says this vision could place Lamwo on the same footing as coffee-famous districts like Bugisu and Kasese.
Lamwo district stores are idle
To address these challenges and support local farmers, the Lamwo district government invested in establishing at least 50 storage facilities across the district.
Akullu Grace pledges cross-border women peace initiative for Lamwo and South Sudan
My vision is to create a cross-border women’s platform for dialogue, trauma healing, peace education, and livelihood restoration, said Akullu.
Lamwo: Paloga–Madi Opei residents plead for road rehabilitation
Doris Abalo, the Lamwo district secretary work and technical services said the district has received only one billion shillings and this can not be enough to facilitate all the roads in the district.
Lamwo farmers cautioned against early sale of harvested produce
As harvest season kicks in across Lamwo, the caution serves as a timely reminder for farmers to protect the value of their sweat and plan for sustainable incomes.
Lamwo moves to streamline agricultural enterprises for competitive market visibility
The new approach seeks to encourage farmers to concentrate on fewer, high-potential enterprises that align with Lamwo’s agro-ecological conditions and market demand.
Voters cautioned against abandoning work to follow politicians during campaign season
As the 2026 general elections draw closer, the leaders are calling on all stakeholders’ aspirants, voters, and campaign teams to strike a balance between political participation and productivity.
NRM youth league: Tanga Collins urges unity among Lamwo youth leaders
On transparency, Tanga vowed to lead with integrity, promising to publish quarterly reports on youth league activities and funds to ensure openness.
St. Joseph Comprehensive unveils shs300m modern hostel for over 500 students
St. Joseph Comprehensive Senior Secondary School has unveiled a state-of-the-art student hostel valued at over shs300 million.
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.
