Lamwo leaders move to embrace Wang Oo to bridge divisions
To rebuild trust and strengthen collaboration, RDC Komakech has proposed reviving Wang Oo, a traditional Acholi dialogue forum whose name literally translates as “the fireplace.”
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To rebuild trust and strengthen collaboration, RDC Komakech has proposed reviving Wang Oo, a traditional Acholi dialogue forum whose name literally translates as “the fireplace.”
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According to Lamwo Resident District Commissioner (RDC) William Komakech, the district has been allocated 516 beneficiaries under the current phase of the programme.
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Joyce Kirindi, councillor for Palabek Gem and Abera sub-counties, was elected chairperson of the human capital development committee, which oversees education, health, and community services.
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Maj Gen Sserunkuma also called for enhanced coordination and cooperation among all security agencies, to prevent criminal activities.
Jasper Arach, the Chairperson of the School Management Committee (SMC) of Wigwa Primary School, stated that the school has over 1,960 learners but faces numerous challenges, including a shortage of desks.
Lamwo district speaker Doris Abalo noted that dialogue remains one of the most effective ways of building trust and fostering collective action.
Adjumani stakeholders emphasised that restoring degraded landscapes requires collective action from individuals, institutions, communities, and government agencies.
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