Ogwang Adonyo: The guy wanted for ‘conning Lango, State House’ when he wishes
Is Ogwang Adonyo working for a cartel to defraud Lango and President Museveni, including getting a share of the huge State House budget?
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Recalling what Acholi leaders said during ‘Gure me Pongdwongo’ in 2023
The Gure me Pongdwongo was held from December 27 to 29 2023 in Gulu City and was attended by thousands of people.
RDC Eseru Paul recognized Pakwach district leader of 2023
Eseru started from Lira City as the Deputy RCC before he was posted to Pakwach as a full RDC. In Lira, he has left a positive mark, some say.
“We need to coexist, we’re not criminals,” Uganda’s LGBTQI+ people plead
Activists say the Anti-Homosexuality Act infringes on the fundamental human rights of LGBTQI+ people and contradicts constitutionally guaranteed protections, including the rights to privacy and freedom from discrimination.
How sex workers are exploited in Northern Uganda
Even though sex work is illegal under Uganda’s 1950 Penal Code Act, Mugisha says it feels more like a profession like any other job.
Rev. Canon Erecenia Opito (RIP): The first headteacher of Aber Primary School
In 1958, he was ordained the first Rev. Canon of NAC at St. Peter’s Cathedral, Aduku, in Lango Sub-region.
Uganda Vision 2030: Corruption quoted to derail efforts
Faizo notes that Uganda’s physical infrastructure especially roads is in poor shape which is an indicator that corruption may have been behind poor workmanship.
Lango radio owners get new executives
The new Lango radio stations’ executives will lead the association for three years effective 2024.
Restore respect for public service – UPC’s Muzeyi
UPC encourages the government to consider borrowing a leaf from such terror alerts despite coming from external sources and tightening the loose ends.
CSOs ask gov’t to increase funding to combat gender based violence
John Teko, the MEAL officer at Straight Talk Foundation Karamoja, highlights fear as a significant deterrent in reporting Gender Based Violence cases, with 39% remaining unreported, even among the working class.
TV sets and freezers are not “Police” to keep your children at home —Mutyabule warns parents in Busoga
In Busoga and many other regions, some parents send their children to go and spend the long holidays with their relatives and friends where they end up in tricky and risky situations.
Anniversary Series, Aber P7 @100: Story by Beatrice Catherine Lagada
As Aber Primary School’s 100 years will be celebrated on December 16, 2023, one of the school’s OGs, Beatrice Catherine Lagada tells her story and memories.