From theory to practice: Krim Hill Schools shift to skills-based science learning
With the science kit, teachers assembled real pulley components in front of learners, showing exactly how pulleys work in real life.
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Kole South Member of Parliament, Boniface Okot, has delivered over 16,000kg of relief food from the Office of the Prime Minister to residents of Akalo…
Minister of State for Defence and Veteran Affairs in charge of Veteran Affairs, Dr Huda Oleru Abason last week inspected veterans’ savings and credit cooperative…
Residents of Omiya Pacwa sub-county in Agago district have called for urgent action to end repeated destruction of crops by elephants and resolve a long-running…
With the science kit, teachers assembled real pulley components in front of learners, showing exactly how pulleys work in real life.
Lira’s current trajectory, unplanned high-rise construction amid infrastructure deficits, is creating a unique pathology: the vertical slum.
Muntu also pledged to prioritise refugee management in the West Nile region, which continues to host large numbers of refugees, should he assume power.
To accelerate global progress and deliver meaningful change for the lives of affected women and girls, we call for decisive government action and funding to: scale up evidence-based programmes.
Through ACIF, pairs of African innovators will be eligible for flexible grants of up to USD 75,000 to jointly design, test, and scale solutions to pressing urban challenges.
During the engagement, officials clarified that the Police Department of Women Affairs operates independently from the Child and Family Protection Unit.
CP Otine, a UPC leader from Aleka sub-county, promised to advocate for more votes for President Museveni, saying he would “leave the space” for UPC President Akena Obote.
Since November 10, Jane Frances Acilo has expressed a commitment to pushing for development projects across Oyam district, with locals applauding her village-to-village and parish-to-parish campaign approach.
Onekalit faces stiff competition from Jimmy K. Olenge (UPC), Beatrice Atim Anywar (NRM), and Okello Rambo (Independent) in what is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched races in the Acholi sub-region.
The DPC asked candidates not to carry dangerous weapons, which may disqualify them from the exercise.
Innocent Ogweng, a party mobiliser, supports Aceng. “It’s always great to stand in support of truth, fairness, and humanity.”
And unless commitments are backed with sustained political will and resources, the femicide brief released in November may look tragically similar.
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