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Gulu City Council Clerk, Innocent Ahimbisibwe said the law mandates local councils to bury unclaimed dead bodies, but they face financial and logistical challenges.
But to enable Africans to mitigate and adapt, faster economic development using increased energy supply and access is crucial.
Otuke LC5 chairperson Francis Abola congratulated the athletes, coaches, and all involved, stating that sports foster character and community.
Ojok Walter conveyed his gratitude for the repair of another borehole that had been out of service for six long years.
The government of South Sudan has firmly refuted reports claiming President Salva Kiir Mayardit is dead.
CFI provides custom-made wheelchairs to enhance independent movement among PWDs, fostering inclusivity and accessibility within communities.
Amidst surge in mob justice like the recent one from Kole, Police have warned people from taking law into their hands.
Kole LC5 current chairperson is Andrew Moses Awany of NRM who has shown interest for Kole South MP seat.
Youths living with mental health (illness) not only struggle with the symptoms of their conditions but also experience negative attitudes and discrimination.
In Uganda, a person convicted of murder is liable to suffer death or life imprisonment.
Ronal Bagaga, the Program Manager of ESAFF, echoed this sentiment, outlining broader efforts to empower women and small-scale farmers through land rights education and support.
Prossy Langol of ONC is one of the three contenders in the race for the NRM division seat.
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