President Museveni was in Lango for cattle compensation talks with local leaders on August 17, 2025.
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The antibiotic lottery: How Northern Uganda’s Doctors are playing Russian roulette with your health
Every reckless prescription pushes us closer to a future where antibiotics no longer work.
Posted inSpecial Reports
Poverty aiding land dispossession in communities – LEMU researchers find
Researchers have recommended that preventive legal empowerment approaches to resolve or manage land related disputes between communities and investors be prioritized.
Posted inEducation
Mother Thereza Preparatory School shines at national kiswahili competition
The proprietor of Mother Thereza Preparatory School, Asiku James, commended his pupils and the Kiswahili teaching staff for their hard work and dedication.
Posted inLango
Lango moves to revive coffee farming
Uganda remains Africa’s leading coffee exporter and the second-largest producer after Ethiopia.
Posted inFootball News
Dwog Pacu Cup tournament makes “significant financial progress”
Constituencies that have yet to pay for Dwog Pacu Cup affiliation fees were given an extension from June 25 to Friday, June 27.
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Govt orients Lango cultural leaders on malaria vaccine and routine immunization
Rukia: “We trained Lango clan leaders to act as government advocates, educating their communities about the malaria vaccine and routine immunization.”
Posted inNorthern News
Northern Uganda urged to harness local resources for sustainable economic revival
Currently, Northern Uganda, especially Acholi land, faces additional challenges, including raids by Karamojong cattle rustlers, land conflicts with Balalo, and widespread commercial charcoal burning.
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Cultural leaders meet in Mbale City to forge unity for development
The cultural leaders recognized his commendable coordination and leadership in bringing cultural institutions together for a common cause.
Posted inPolitics
Opito Moses: Oyam South MP hopeful unveils ambitious plans for constituents
Opito urges youth in Lango, especially those from Oyam to rise up “because work is now here to improve our households.”
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Lango leaders urged to champion economic transformation through innovation
The guide also encourages Lango cultural leaders to mobilize their communities to invest collectively in agriculture, agribusiness, and small businesses.
Posted inLango / Opinion
Politics or business? Why Lango business elites must step into regional politics
Lango cannot afford a future where its brightest minds remain silent while decisions are made that affect us all.