List of “school fees” Amolatar CAO has barred headteachers from collecting from parents
Headteachers employed in government-aided primary and secondary schools in Uganda are currently facing scrutiny over “excessive and non-authorised school fees”.
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Amolatar launches physical fitness club to enhance well-being and service delivery
Amolatar District Health Officer (DHO), Dr. Jimmy Odongo emphasized the multifaceted benefits of physical fitness, which include maintaining health, managing stress, enhancing brain function, and ensuring proper blood circulation.
Dokolo district IoSs Okello Denis denies forging appointment letter
Okello is the District Inspector of Schools for Dokolo district local government.
Breaking: Kole district engineer coughs shs15m road money as IGG freezes bank account
In Kole, the case of Emmanuel Okello serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of failing to account for public resources.
Why do Kole MPs Acuti and Ocen demand the immediate transfer of CAO?
Richard Ojok, representing LC3 chairpersons and mayors, reported that shs82 million allocated for a road project in Kole Town Council had vanished, prompting police intervention.
Residents of Kole to organise peaceful protest regarding the misuse of road equipment and funds
They also demand that the Kole district roads committee explain the steps taken to address mismanagement of road funds in the district under their supervision.
Breaking: Amolatar’s CAO, Samuel, is arrested
The CAO has been accused by some NRM party members of corruption.
No administrative units will be created in the financial year 2024/25 as earlier advised, says finance boss
There have been rumours that Aber district would be cut from Oyam district among new administrative units lined up.
Why Alebtong LC5 boss, councillors and CAO are embroiled in bitter verbal exchanges
Alebtong LC5 chairman Odongo tells TND News his constant absenteeism is the reason the councilors are mad at him.
Adjumani: Spray operators for IRS against mosquitos protest delayed payment of training allowance
Uganda first implemented IRS in Kigezi in the 60s and early ’70s in an attempt to eliminate malaria. It was reintroduced in Kigezi again in 2006, moved to Acholi and parts of Lango in 2009, and later to Eastern Uganda in 2014.