UPDF announces major victories in fight against ADF terrorism
Since 2021, the UPDF and FARDC have worked together to dismantle the ADF in the DRC.
Watch experts explain National Oilseeds Project and how far it has reached
Eighty-one (81) districts in Uganda formed into six hubs are benefiting from the National Oilseeds Project under the Ministry of Local Government and MAAIF.
IGG tells Kole district engineer, Ojut: Cough shs5m road funds
Kole district has had a number of corruption related issues in recent years, ranging from PDM to Emyooga and roads funds.
NKENNE awarded $1 million grant to advance African language AI translation API
Alongside this, NKENNE is preparing to expand its offerings by adding 20 new African languages and immersive live courses in 2025, further cementing its leadership in the African language education space.
Navigator Nile transport opens boat drive from Kiryandongo to Oyam
Francis Okecha, the manager of Navigator Nile Transport says they have full services. They have vehicles that take passengers to Gulu City to Kamdini town; and Kampala to Mutunda.
Fast maturing crops, plastic irrigation: Lira women’s answer to climate change
UN Women suggest that by 2050, climate change may push up to 158 million more women and girls into poverty, and cause 232 million to face food insecurity.
Kwania gets shs1b for CARs under the national oilseeds project
National Oilseed Project is funded by IFAD and the governmnet of Uganda contributing some significant amount for its implementation.
34 year old Alebtong teacher held for murder
SP Okema of North Kyoga Region said mob justice is on the rise, after the death of Alebtong young man.
A dilemma all dealers are facing
The future of the construction industry is definitely not going to be business as usual in the years to come, says Maria Metz of abcg.
High praise as Loro and Minakulu residents show respect for Won Nyaci Odur
Won Nyaci Yosam Odur Ebii has received support among section of residents of Minakulu and Loro town councils in Oyam South.
Tibuhaburwa Museveni and Julius Caesar’s ides of March 15th 44 BC
Julius Caesar’s decision to cross the Rubicon River gave him victory in the short run, but cost him and his family everything, including power.
African telcos increasingly under attack in 2024, says latest NETSCOUT report
For the first half of 2024, this statement certainly rings true for the telecommunications sector–from the global level, right through to many countries across the African continent.