Communications regiment commanders told to shun conventional approaches
Col Mwebaza Rabunyonyi has highlighted the growing role of locally developed technology within the UPDF.
How vocational skills are helping Northern Uganda’s youth rebuild their lives
For Monica, Milton and Jane, graduation is not the end of a course but the beginning of a new chapter.
Gen. Moses Ali is dead: How Mike Mukula has mourned him
General Moses Ali devoted his life to the service of Uganda, Captain Mike Mukula, former NRM CEC representative, Eastern Uganda, wrote on X on Saturday.
Lions Club Hoima calls on LEOs to prioritise tree planting
The call was made by members of the Lions Club Hoima Albertine during the official launch of a LEO Club at Bwikya Muslim Secondary School in Hoima City on July 17.
Masindi Academy SS students accuse school boss of ‘UNEB registration scam’
One of the teachers, Richard Kumaketch, who opened up to the media, said that several meetings have been held over the issue of registration but nothing has materialised.
“Africa has been begging for decades,” says Museveni
“If African people need prosperity like other people, then the question is: where does prosperity come from? It cannot come from begging,” says President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, 81.
Pfumvudza: The new ‘money maker’ farming technique in Lango
Across Lango sub-region’s districts of Lira, Oyam and Alebtong, farmers are already test-driving Pfumvudza for effectiveness.
Museveni commissions NEC meat and beans processing plant in Gomba
The factory is a joint venture between the National Enterprise Corporation (NEC) and businessman Francis Ragwa, and will process canned beef and beans for both the domestic and export markets.
Police speak as 20 pupils die in Kapchorwa’s Chekwatit bus crash
This is another fatal road traffic crash in less than fourteen days on Ugandan roads following the first deadliest in Bobi town council, Omoro district, on July 7.
Son, obsessed with marijuana, kills mother, 49, in Apac
The suspect reportedly informed investigators that he attacked his mother because she frequently abused him and allegedly chased away his wife, leaving him without a family.
Drought leaves nearly 35,000 households facing food insecurity in Lamwo
Local report identifies every sub-county and town council in Lamwo as having been affected, highlighting the widespread nature of the crisis.
When the rains fail, the goats thrive in Amolatar
In Amolatar, Samsom Odic, an accountant living in the area is leading on the front of livestock farming, turning his attention to effectively balancing the ledger of nature by venturing into goat breeding.