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Palabek cross-border peace prayer expected to strengthen Uganda–South Sudan relations
The border between Uganda and South Sudan has long been an important meeting point for communities involved in trade, farming, family relations and other social activities.
Lamwo leaders call for stronger supervision and accountability in local government
CAO Kapolon said clear understanding of institutional responsibilities can help reduce conflicts between political and technical leadership while strengthening accountability in the delivery of government services.
Lamwo: Land tension escalates between Paracele and Apyetta residents
Samali Odongo has denied allegations of land grabbing, maintaining that they are the lawful owners of the disputed land and possess a valid land title covering the property.
Lamwo schools harness scouts and girl guides competition to nurture life skills
Scouts and Girl Guides competition in Lamwo is equipping learners with practical life skills, leadership abilities and a sense of responsibility towards their communities.
New borehole brings hope as Lamwo expands access to safe water
Lamwo district chairperson Oyet Sisto Ocen urged residents to take ownership of the new facility by protecting it from vandalism and ensuring regular maintenance.
Livestock restocking to revive Lamwo’s post-war economy
According to Lamwo Resident District Commissioner (RDC) William Komakech, the district has been allocated 516 beneficiaries under the current phase of the programme.
Lamwo leaders push for land titling to unlock government infrastructure development
Akor Joanita, a local businesswoman, believes improved administrative infrastructure would strengthen service delivery and reduce inconveniences faced by residents.
Nine in ten girls are forced into early marriage in Palabek Refugee Settlement
Locaun James, the Refugee Welfare Committee II of Zone 5, B, said poverty is the main driver, noting that families dependent on dwindling humanitarian aid often see marriage as a way to reduce the burden of feeding and educating daughters.
IRC donates motorcycle to Lamwo district to boost education service delivery
Lamwo district, located in Northern Uganda along the border with South Sudan, is home to both host communities and thousands of refugees settled in Palabek Refugee Settlement
Lamwo: 1,000 acres ready to pilot coffee growing
District production and marketing officer, Patrick Agaba says coffee could place Lamwo on the same footing as coffee-famous districts like Bugisu and Kasese.
Akullu Grace pledges cross-border women peace initiative for Lamwo and South Sudan
My vision is to create a cross-border women’s platform for dialogue, trauma healing, peace education, and livelihood restoration, said Akullu.