Kiira police launch manhunt after deadly Buwenge robbery
The Kiira police have vowed to pursue the perpetrators to the fullest extent possible.
ApplyBoard’s student survey reveals key trends in global study preferences
Over half of surveyed students expressed interest in pursuing a master’s degree, and PhD interest increased by four percentage points year-over-year.
Rising tensions as more than 1900 displaced over Apaa land conflict
Apaa land conflict has been a big issue for the government and the communities of Acholi and Madi.
How Acholi locals are tackling malnutrition with food banks
The United Nations Children’s Agency, UNICEF, has identified malnutrition, malaria, pneumonia, and HIV/AIDS as the leading causes of child mortality in Northern Uganda in 2023.
Jane Acilo empowers Iceme electorate in ongoing livelihood change
Jane Frances Acilo is currently mobilising the people of Oyam to trust her with political mandate in 2026.
Kotido residents receive food aid from London-based Musa Lule
Lule said he’s motivated to continue assisting the people, as he has always struggled to channel help to Karamoja, especially Kotido.
Climate campaigners rally legal and mental health champions to power climate action
ACCRCC ensures that Africa’s climate response is founded on justice, equity, and people-centered solutions.
Lamwo demand urgent action on South Sudan border security
Lamwo leaders continue to call for immediate government action to address security concerns and prevent further loss of life and property.
SAGRASS Lira leads in girl child education and holistic learning
SAGRASS Lira City has launched innovative programs to keep girls in school while also equipping students with life skills outside of the classroom.
Steven Omara Anyeko determined to end Hamson Obua’s tenure in parliament
Anyeko has pledged to honestly represent the people’s voice in parliament.
Blacks Power FC extends winning streak
On April 20, Blacks Power FC will host Kayinda FC at home (UTC Lira).
Inside Uganda’s malaria vaccine launch in Apac
In 2023 alone, Uganda recorded 12.6 million malaria cases, accounting for nearly 29% of the population affected by the disease.