Ignorance of wills fuels GBV
Counsel Denis Kiiza, the kingdom legal officer, said that it is important for people to write balanced wills.
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Counsel Denis Kiiza, the kingdom legal officer, said that it is important for people to write balanced wills.
Pius Jurugo, the Adjumani District Agricultural Engineer, said the UGIFT programme, which began in 2022, has been supporting farmers to increase productivity.
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Faridah Kabanyoro, the LC1 of Bulyangu Central, appreciated Good Forests Foundation Uganda for their tree-planting initiative.
All the suspects were detained at Kamdini Police Station, pending screening and further investigations, SP Okema said.
Minister of Local Government, Raphael Magyezi in February 2026 announced that LC1 and LC2 elections would be held nationwide in March–April 2026.
The Deputy RDC of Amolatar district Obonyo Magwar extended his apologies to the health teams, and promised a swift resolution to their payment delays.
Emmanuel Lokedi, the head teacher of the school, appealed to all stakeholders and development partners to embrace the project.
As Lamwo continues to roll out PDM, leaders are urging stricter adherence to guidelines, transparency in beneficiary selection, and stronger accountability systems.
The lawmakers on PAC also applauded the hospital for increasing its revenue collection through the private wing service.
Many influential figures, including senior judges and legal professionals, are lobbying for the role, and Wangadya, along with other prominent names like Justice Musa Ssekaana, is seen as a potential candidate.
As Lamwo prepares to roll out the distribution, officials remain optimistic that the initiative will significantly reduce malaria infections and related deaths.
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