Opinion: Neither Aceng nor Amongi represent the future of Lango
While Lango has praised the appointment of these two women to cabinet positions, no significant resources have been allocated to spur development in the sub-region.
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Minister of State for Defence and Veteran Affairs in charge of Veteran Affairs, Dr Huda Oleru Abason last week inspected veterans’ savings and credit cooperative…
While Lango has praised the appointment of these two women to cabinet positions, no significant resources have been allocated to spur development in the sub-region.
Betty Amongi has officially shifted her political environment from Oyam South to Lira City ahead of 2026 general election.
The Supreme Court of Uganda delivered its landmark ruling on January 31, and many Ugandans are applauding the justices for delivering justice.
ATIDI has grown to 24 member states and 13 institutional shareholders. The organization aspires to eventually have all African countries as members.
The NRM national chairman Museveni has been in Lango for his wealth creation gospel and PDM assessments.
The two classrooms block was constructed by engineers of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces.
The strategic project presents a new milestone for Getac, validating the company’s ability to provide complete tailor-made solutions on a global scale.
The Executive Order has created confusion, panic, and uncertainty among the USG funding agencies, country implementing partners, and most critically, the millions of people living with HIV (PLHIV) who depend on the USG funded health services to survive.
Police have started investigating the Amolatar murder case.
One person, a nurse, died last month after contracting the deadly Sudan Ebola virus.
Nziiro’s body was transported to Jinja Main Hospital for a postmortem examination as investigations continue.
Kiira Regional Police Spokesperson SP James Mubi urged businesses in Jinja and the region handling large sums of cash to seek security escorts.
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