Wazalendo SACCO empowers UPDF troops In Somalia with financial literacy
This financial outreach in Somalia reflects WSACCO’s unwavering commitment to supporting its members wherever they are deployed.
Amolatar HoDs trained to realise local economic development
By establishing a robust economic narrative, Tumwine the district can position itself favorably in the eyes of potential investors and partners.
WiBAS business clinic empowers women entrepreneurs in Lango
Women entrepreneurs were urged to invest time in learning and training and to see business as a long-term journey requiring effort and consistency.
“Talk and work”: My update on the Lira-Kamdini road rehabilitation
In 2022, former Oyam South MP Isaah Otto Amiza was arrested by the police on allegation of inciting Lango to protest against the government on the poor state of Lira-Kamdini road.
Akena vows to “dismantle NRM economic lies”
Akena said, what they (the UPC) have achieved in recent days, is a wonderful starting point.
Kiira Police boost election security as youth elect leaders
The Regional Police Commander (RPC) for the Kiira Region, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Charles Nsaba, reassured the public and the Electoral Commission of a dominant and visible security presence throughout the electoral period.
Lamwo commercial officer urges Agribusinesses to apply for START facility phase II loans
The START is designed to extend concessional loans to SMEs that are formally registered and active in the agribusiness sector.
Lamwo district urges farmers to intensify tick control to boost livestock productivity
Regular spraying is the only effective way to control ticks and prevent the spread of deadly diseases, according to the Lamwo DVO.
Chua West: Aisa Ann Nagudi Okot unveils ambitious blueprint “from poverty to prosperity”
Okot’s campaign manifesto outlines five key pillars designed to uplift Chua West from poverty to prosperity.
Dokolo: SACCO leaders and CDO tasked to address missing PDM beneficiaries in Amuda
17 SACCO groups in Agwata Town Council, and the additional six PDM groups were subscribed unlawfully, leading to their removal.
Stakeholders appeal for desks as Oyuwi primary pupils sit on the floor
Oyuwi primary school has a total enrollment of 980 pupils but we only have 154 desks which is not enough for the pupils.
Is Uganda’s 53 million-tonne wood fuel demand contributing to deforestation and health crises?
Uganda’s energy landscape remains heavily reliant on firewood and charcoal, despite mounting evidence of their long-term economic, health, and environmental costs.