Kwania: UPC’s Ogwal Adyebo in negotiations to join NRM
“I can see the joy happening for the alliance between UPC and NRM,” said Todwong.
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“I can see the joy happening for the alliance between UPC and NRM,” said Todwong.
President Museveni, 81, is in Lango sub-region for one week where he is urging support ahead of presidential elections in 2026.
Robert Dima, the Adjumani District Education Officer, said the initiative is addressing challenges that have long undermined girls’ education in the area.
Civil society organisations working in Lamwo have previously raised concerns over cases of child abuse, domestic violence, and conflicts between refugees and host communities.
The campaign trail continues on Thursday, October 2, with a scheduled rally at Alebtong Boma Ground in Alebtong Town Council, before he proceeds to Otuke.
Beyond wealth creation, Museveni highlighted his government’s achievements over the past four decades in areas of education, healthcare, security, and access to markets for locally produced goods.
Presidential candidate Yoweri Museveni started his campaign activities for Lango sub-region in Amolatar on Wednesday and headed to Dokolo town council in the late afternoon.
Although the elections for the National Chair were suspended amidst widespread voter bribery, a later consensus meeting was organised by the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, where the incumbent, Dr Hassan Basajjabalaba, was retained unopposed.
The youth leader further appealed to the president to support young people through the establishment of a youth support centre in Amolatar.
In light of this crisis, UWA has implemented several proactive measures to mitigate wildlife threats.
For Lamwo, one of the districts still recovering from years of conflict and underdevelopment, the donation is more than just new classroom materials.
The appeal comes at a time when Lamwo district, like many parts of northern Uganda, continues to grapple with challenges in the education sector.
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