NSPC commissioner Seku urges youth to protect the environment
Seku said patriotism teachings emphasise traditional family values, noting that a man is expected to marry a woman.
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Seku said patriotism teachings emphasise traditional family values, noting that a man is expected to marry a woman.
Amolatar CAO, Rhoda Oroma, expressed anger with some councillors who reject motions and programs to help local residents.
A councillor for Kihomboza Ward, said it will be easy to collect revenue since it has always been a challenge to cover heavy budgets.
The visitors observed rig operations at Pad 2, progress at the Central Processing Facility (CPF), and ongoing EPC4 construction works.
While some clan leaders have previously requested police intervention to restore order, others, like Ocen, accuse the security forces of taking sides in the protracted leadership wrangles.
Dan Mugula, the marketing manager at NSSF recognised the efforts of the women by responding to NSSF programs, revealing 30 per cent of women comply.
A moment of lost consciousness, even for a few seconds, can turn a moving vehicle into a deadly object.
The initiative, a five-year strategic plan running from 2026 to 2031, aims to equip over 2,000 youths with vocational skills.
The incumbent and NRM candidate lost to Nyakato Asinansi who crossed from Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) to the Patriotic Front for Freedom (PFF).
The deceased aged 12, 13 and 14, were all pupils of Unity Primary School in Lamwo district.
The council speaker had to direct the committee responsible for the matter to review the report and clarify the details before bringing it back for consideration.
A local shopkeeper in Kitgum town, Sarah Akello, said poor lighting has affected some businesses.
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