The damage this group has caused on Padhola and, indeed Tororo district is beyond conversation and can’t be seen by an ordinary thinker.
Opinion
Posted inMessage
UPC’s full statement on national tours, NAM summit and violence
UPC demands focus and decisiveness by NAM so as to restore hope for a better future.
Posted inOpinion
Interrogating Uganda’s role in hosting NAM summit amidst human rights concerns
After NAM summit, Uganda will host the G-77 summit in the same month [January] 2024.
Posted inOpinion
Andrew Karamagi: The Muhoozi project is a hoax
Muhoozi is promoting himself to succeed his father who has been in power since 1986.
Posted inLango / View
Lango in 2024: issues expected to dominate public debates
“Poverty eradication in Lango will remain a thorny issue to be addressed through PDM, Emyooga and UWEP, among other livelihood programmes.”
Posted inOpinion
2024, the year Museveni might leave the presidency – writes Odaka
Make it your ambition to live a focused 2024, mind your own business and focus on liberation and rebuilding a post-Museveni Uganda.
Posted inLango / Message
A New Year message to the Lango community and beyond
The Lango community is a panelled wall of strength, resilience, and cultural richness.
Posted inLetter / Politics
Mpuuga speaks after LOP job
Mpuuga was dropped from his position on Friday, December 22 to become a Commissioner of Parliament.
Posted inCulture / View
Won Nyaci transition: Senior diplomat, Moto Julius Peter advises Owitong
Owitong of Lango are set to elect the new Paramount Chief (Won Nyaci) on January 31, 2024 amid disapproval by Won Nyaci Yosam Odur Ebii.
Posted inPeople / View
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.
Posted inLetter
The pathetic Tororo-Nagongera road, arrest of councillors and legal status of threats by Dr. Tanga Odoi
If there is anyone who has led more demonstrations and protests in Uganda, it’s Uncle Frederick Odoi Tanga. He organized and led countless protests when he was Chairman MUWASA and even before as a student.
Posted inClimate Change / View
The effects of climate change are on the rise
The immediate challenge now is to deliver vital relief assistance to the affected families especially food, medicine and shelter hence calling for urgent attention.