OPay announces its first monthly profit with nearly 10m daily active trading users
In June 2022, CNN conducted an in-depth report on OPay’s development in Nigeria, recognizing it as a leader and pioneer in business transformation in Africa.
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Acholi, Lango | The maize stalks stood motionless under the scorching June sun. A few weeks earlier, they had swayed gently in the wind, their…
The Little Sisters of Mary Immaculate of Gulu, a Catholic indigenous congregation with over 550 members, has ventured into commercial coffee farming in a bold…
The first group of the 175 registered under the climate-smart agricultural transformation (CSAT) project in Amolatar district has received their package. Nen Anyim Beekeeping Group,…
Lamwo district is steadily emerging as one of Northern Uganda’s growing coffee-producing areas, with district leaders and farmer groups intensifying efforts to promote coffee farming…
In June 2022, CNN conducted an in-depth report on OPay’s development in Nigeria, recognizing it as a leader and pioneer in business transformation in Africa.
Angel Yeast Egypt is actively building circular economy models and promoting local agricultural development.
As AutoFore gears up to participate for the first time as an exhibitor at GITEX AFRICA, their expectations are high.
Sorghum’s nutrient-rich composition addresses issues that can affect heart health, brain function, and overall bodily well-being, making it especially advantageous for patients with diabetes.
ADF terrorists have always found their way into Uganda despite increased security measures and deployment.
Following Lira Constituent College (which now has autonomy) as a university, Moroto Constituent College of Gulu University will be the second.
The IWPG Peace Committee will play a central role in forming small peace communities around the world to drive change
The AIIJ Executive believes that during this fellowship, journalists will be empowered to conduct real investigations into democracy and human rights.
Lira City ARCCs on Tuesday interacted with Punuluru residents at a trading centre near the health centre.
Geoffrey Ocen Kiring, the LC5 chairperson, requested that the President, through RDC Rwotlonyo, provide good roads for youth to reach markets with their harvested produce after receiving tractors.
Francis Ogik, the school’s headteacher, told this publication that one of their dreams had come true with the solar grid connectivity, which had proven difficult for them.
The fishing community in Amolatar district have conveyed their concerns to the government and local leaders during recent meetings.
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