North's First
For the past seven years, Asiko has been scrimping and saving from donations. Early this year, he used his saving to buy a solar dryer worth two million Uganda shillings.
Stanley Anyigu, the health officer for UNICEF, Arua Zone, reiterated his organisation’s commitment to fighting Mpox and Marburg in the sub-region.
Off-grid solar systems have improved farmers’ post-harvest storage, transited others to higher value commercial crop production, and powered machinery to add value to produce.
Similarly, fifteen journalists have since Monday 6, December convened at ACME in Kampala for a-week-long training course on Road Safety in Uganda.
Harriet Anena, a Ugandan journalist and a senior staff with African Centre for Media Excellence…
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