Oyam politics: Opito, Otyeno and Ajok Bless to contest on independent flag
Ajok Bless, Opito Moses and Nommy Otyeno have all declared intentions to run on independent tickets in 2026 after missing the Oyam’s NRM flags.
Kwania MP Ayoo to seek re-election on an independent ticket
According to Moses Odongo, the NRM district registrar for Kwania, Eron received 7,732 votes to Ayoo’s 7,253.
From the ballot to the people: Acora Nancy’s landslide victory ignites hope across Lamwo
The NRM primaries across Lamwo were conducted peacefully under tight security, with the District Electoral Commission and observers reporting high voter turnout and orderliness.
Rising concerns: NRM members demand return to secret ballot amid election irregularities
The NRM primaries got affected by vote manipulations and bribery across the country, with Oyam district becoming one of the districts in Lango under spotlight.
Lango NRM delegates express dissatisfaction over Echodu’s “little shs100k facilitation”
A member of Echodu’s campaign team who spoke on condition of anonymity, said what was given was “deemed to be reasonable.”
Building Africa’s digital future: From vision to action with private sector power
Through the Global Africa Business Initiative and through the UN Global Compact’s Africa strategy, we are forging this path.
“Popular Alyek” defeated by newcomer for Kole woman MP NRM flag
MPs Alyek, Ayoo, Akello, Goli; Acen have all lost the NRM party primary elections.
Uncounted, unhealed: Uganda’s silent surgical crisis!
Like fistula, cleft lip and palate is managed in silos, missing from strategic health investment frameworks.
“Aregedeng dang mako”: Erute North’s MP Gwokadako beaten for NRM flag
While she did not make it in 2016, Akello was elected MP for Erute North, Lira district, in 2021.
Lango moves to revive coffee farming
Uganda remains Africa’s leading coffee exporter and the second-largest producer after Ethiopia.
Court blocks Akena’s third term bid for UPC presidency
Article 14.1(3) of the UPC Constitution limits the party presidency to two five-year terms, with an exception only if a sitting president wins Uganda’s national presidency.
Opito Moses tells Oyam South supporters: “remain calm and optimistic about the future”
“The journey to ably represent Oyam South in the 12th Parliament has just started, and I am more than motivated.”