Food price shocks: A leading cause of domestic violence in northern Uganda
While the findings of the WORUDET study reveal a bleak picture of the challenges faced by communities in northern Uganda, they also provide a roadmap for potential solutions.
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Acholi, Lango | The maize stalks stood motionless under the scorching June sun. A few weeks earlier, they had swayed gently in the wind, their…
The Little Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Gulu, a Catholic indigenous congregation with over 550 members, has ventured into commercial coffee farming in a bold…
The first group of the 175 registered under the climate-smart agricultural transformation (CSAT) project in Amolatar district has received their package. Nen Anyim Beekeeping Group,…
Lamwo district is steadily emerging as one of Northern Uganda’s growing coffee-producing areas, with district leaders and farmer groups intensifying efforts to promote coffee farming…
While the findings of the WORUDET study reveal a bleak picture of the challenges faced by communities in northern Uganda, they also provide a roadmap for potential solutions.
The CID chief has warned the perpetrators of the Jinja crime to surrender before being apprehended.
The OPEC Fund for International Development, IFAD, and the Ugandan government fund the National Oilseeds Project, which benefits dozens of districts.
The academic results highlight the value of collaboration between parents, educators, and students of Namasale technical school.
Naigaga complied and handed over the three old boxers, but Dhabuliwo continued demanding another that she could not find.
The Alebtong based Acek is a two-year-old nursery and primary school. It began with a nursery school in 2023.
For many years, the Danish government has provided significant support to Uganda.
Drivers heading to Gulu should detour via Minakulu town council and continue on to Oyam-Lira-Kamdini road.
This publication has exclusively identified the civilian shooter as Private Ebamu Samuel, No. 271198.
Edirisa Isabirye, 25, set fire on his house at Katende Triangle in Bugembe, Jinja City, killing his wife Mirabu Kakazi, 17.
As the 2026 elections approach, the battle for Apac Municipality promises to be heated, with Akora positioning himself as the candidate capable of revitalizing the UPC’s presence in the area.
The death of Atim Ronald is a stark reminder of the dangers of mob justice and the need for communities to trust legal processes.
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