We once beat HIV—now it’s beating us again!
We celebrated too soon. HIV/AIDS never left, and unless Uganda confronts stigma and complacency, it will claim another generation.
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Six fish farming groups in Amolatar district on October 7 received fishing equipment under the Uganda Climate Smart Agricultural Transformation Project (UCSATP). The beneficiary groups…
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…
We celebrated too soon. HIV/AIDS never left, and unless Uganda confronts stigma and complacency, it will claim another generation.
The Secretary for Health Adjumani District, Sabuni John, applauded Naguru Teenage Centre for the initiative and pledged their total support in utilizing the materials for its intended use.
Uthman Bagonzi, the project officer working with Right to Play, emphasized the purpose of the materials.
In Adeknino sub-county, LCIII chairperson Fredrick Ogwal Owiny reported that floods have affected 17 villages, rendering some roads impassable.
Kennedy Ocheng, Program Officer at Human Rights Center Uganda, said the growing mistrust has forced many youths to abandon legal processes altogether.
Rwot Awich was not only a leader but a custodian of tradition, a voice of peace during conflict and a bridge between the modern world and ancient Payira wisdom.
The real data on disabilities in Gulu District and Gulu City is not accurate. Current estimates put the total population of disabled people at about 10,000–12,000.
A team of police officers from Otuke CPS visited and examined the crime scene, thoroughly documenting their findings.
Prime Minister Sonko and the government of Senegal must stand up to tobacco industry bullying and strongly implement the proposed tax increases.
Confident in his vision for Moroto County, Elem vowed to challenge rival parties, including NRM, FDC, and NUP.
The hailstorm comes at a time when many families in Dokolo rely heavily on the second planting season, heightening fears of food shortages in the months ahead.
Dokolo woman MP Aguti Nyangkori secured a resounding victory with 3,657 votes, while her opponent garnered only 422 votes.
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