Exclusive: Oyam South had lost hope in Betty Amongi
From Apac to Oyam South and now Lira City, some constituents believe Amongi may end up in Apac!
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Kole South Member of Parliament, Boniface Okot, has delivered over 16,000kg of relief food from the Office of the Prime Minister to residents of Akalo…
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…
From Apac to Oyam South and now Lira City, some constituents believe Amongi may end up in Apac!
Two-day symposium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia brings together leading oncology professionals from across the MENA region to review updated cancer treatment recommendations.
Mpox symptoms include fever, back pain, swollen lymph nodes, a sore throat, and distinctive skin lesions.
Amnesty has demanded that the case against Agather and her colleagues be dropped.
Ssegirinya otoo ki mwaka 37 kun onywale imwaka 1988 iwangtic me Butale, Kadugala, Masaka district.
Many will remember Ssegirinya as a generous man, down to earth and was committed to serving Kawempe North.
Whether we liked it or not, Ssegirinya Muhammad was our modern-day hero. Ssegirinya carried out rescue operations worthy of national and international attention.
Theodore Ssekikubo, MP for Lwemiyaga County, expressed his pride in the Masaka sub-region’s Tarehe Sita celebrations
Ssegirinya is 37 and latest update indicates that he’s brain dead.
On January 10, local council 1 chairpersons in Amolatar town council plan to demonstrate at the district headquarters over they ex gratia.
In 2024 alone, 78 child mothers were re-enrolled in primary schools, and 117 were re-admitted to secondary schools.
The six Bouncers are Eric Odyeny, David Arok, Bonny Acai, Ronald Okumu, Ambrose Omara, and Elvis Okoo and their boss, Awio Scrap.
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