NRM’s Jane Acilo promises “fresh ideas” in Oyam after nomination
Jane Frances Acilo was duly nominated on June 24 to contest for the NRM party flag next month ahead of general election in 2026.
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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…
Jane Frances Acilo was duly nominated on June 24 to contest for the NRM party flag next month ahead of general election in 2026.
Whether or not NUSAF IV will finally break the cycle of poverty in Acholi will depend not just on the size of the funding, but on how honestly and effectively it is spent.
Local farmers have welcomed the foot and mouth disease vaccination campaign with enthusiasm, calling it a lifeline for their livelihoods.
They have instead proposed to the PTA a contribution of shs5,000 per learner, which is deemed more reasonable.
As pressure mounts for more sustainable solutions to human-wildlife conflict in Kitgum, Agago and Otuke districts, conservation experts are urging Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to consider collaring elephants in the region.
In addition to the latrine crisis, the school lacks desks, forcing learners from Primary One to Primary Four to sit on the floor.
Agnes Atim Apea (PhD) is seeking reelection as Amolatar district woman MP after what some of her voters describe as a stellar and pragmatic term in office.
Alele’s blend of media experience, grassroots engagement, and NRM loyalty supporters say make him a strong contender in the race.
Justine Kidega, the LC3 chairperson of Unyama sub-county, said Unyama has designed a five year unique development plan.
Teachers who participated in the training expressed appreciation, admitting that it filled long standing knowledge gaps that have affected their teaching effectiveness.
Bishop Andaku said: “As students, be obedient to the leadership of the school, be obedient to the leadership of the government, be obedient to the leadership of the church, and all will be well for God and my country.”
Kakuru, an aspirant to CEC, was meeting delegates from Elgon Zone that comprises 10 districts, 7 from Bugisu and 3 from Kapchorwa
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