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Notable Lango who died in 2024
In 2024, Lango lost her notable sons and daughters, and tndNews remembers them today.
Olwa Cabun: Politician and Lango trailblazer is dead
The distinguished son of Lango, Olwa Cabun died at 78 years on Christmas Day.
Who is Hajjat Buzeki, the incoming KCCA executive director?
Following the Kiteezi landfill collapse, the President sacked Ms Dorothy Kisaka and her deputy David Luyimbazi, leaving the KCCA’s top positions vacant.
Lango’s Rebecca Akullu named “outstanding woman entrepreneur” northern
Rebecca Akullu, the founder and CEO of NEWA Farms, has been named the most “outstanding woman entrepreneur in Northern Uganda” by Mkaziprenuer Impact.
MP Aguti’s early Christmas message encourages reflection on Jesus Christ’s humility
The New Year is a time for making resolutions and setting goals for the future, said MP Aguti.
Dr. Smith Kiiza inspires Ugandans in Sacramento with a vision to break barriers
On December 7, 2024, the Ugandan community in Sacramento gathered for an unforgettable cultural celebration, which included an inspiring keynote address by Dr. Smith Kiiza.
Celebrating Joy Loy Lwabaai: A pillar of the Ugandan community in Sacramento
Joy Loy has been a vocal advocate for engaging young Ugandans in cultural and leadership activities.
Oyam South: Constituents say MP Amongi shouldn’t be trusted with Lira City duty
Their Voices is part of the tndNews local governance and accountability reporting project, and it has started with Oyam South.
‘Lango happy for Ogwang Okul’
Lango will always be happy at the negative events, more than the positive ones.
UK grapples with slave trade role
Advocates argue that European empires owe accountability for wealth built through slavery and the lasting harm inflicted on affected communities.
U.S. Institute of Peace announces three finalists for 2024 women building peace award
The 2024 laureate selected by the Women Building Peace Council will be announced by USIP in January 2025.