Lamwo

“At the moment, the district is exploring alternative options, including the possible sale of some assets, to raise funds and clear the outstanding allowances,” CAO Chuna Moses Kapolon explained.

With a growing population and increasing demand for land, challenges such as delayed registrations, disputes, and encroachment have continued to hinder progress.

Chief Administrative Officer Chuna Moses Kapolon acknowledged the delays but assured the council that efforts are ongoing to resolve the bottlenecks.

Councillors unanimously received the draft budget, paving the way for detailed scrutiny by sectoral committees before its final approval. 

Presenting her name before council, Lamwo district chairperson Oyet Sisto Ocen emphasised that her qualifications and leadership experience make her well-suited to support the DSC in executing its mandate.

We want leaders who are accountable because these funds are meant to help communities at the grassroots,” said Aber Lillian, a resident of Madi Opei sub-county.

As Lamwo continues to roll out PDM, leaders are urging stricter adherence to guidelines, transparency in beneficiary selection, and stronger accountability systems.

Lamwo district leadership has officially signed an MoU with the Enabling Rural Opportunity Network (ERONet), marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration aimed at transforming education, empowering communities.

The deceased aged 12, 13 and 14, were all pupils of Unity Primary School in Lamwo district.

The district leadership has urged local professionals to take advantage of the opportunity and apply for the posts once they are announced.

Local leaders emphasized that consistent maintenance, rather than waiting for total road failure, is key to sustainable infrastructure management.

District officials maintain that the ultimate goal is not punishment, but ensuring that the Parish Development Model achieves its core objective.