The ceremony was presided over by the Chief of Staff Land Force, Brigadier General Chris Bagonza.
Amolatar ignites drive for international tourism centre in the district
The deputy RDC envisioned fields of beautiful flowers alongside indigenous and oriental medicinal trees that showcase the true richness of the Pearl of Africa.
Alebtong staff award CAO Olaboro cow and money as farewell gestures
Elly Piwang has been transferred from Soroti district.
Why Kwania North MP Ongu Tar donated a shs222m ambulance
The ambulance was handed over to a group of residents from Kwania who had travelled to witness the swearing-in of MP Ongu Tar.
Lamwo district targets shs456 million in local revenue collection in financial year 2026/2027
District authorities say the revenue will be mobilised from various local sources, including trade licenses, market dues, and business registration fees, among others.
Oweyegha-Afunaduula: Democratic backsliding: 40 years of hope, 30 of deception
When the National Resistance Movement (NRM) captured state power through the barrel of the gun in January 1986, it promised more than military stability.
“Don’t let corruption steal your diploma” – EAIMS graduates warned
Akwero Gladys Hope, a diploma graduate in accounting and finance, pledged that she will use the knowledge gained profitably.
178 UPDF officers graduate in company commanders’ course
This course was deliberately structured to broaden your understanding of command, leadership, and troop management.
Hoima City mayor dumps youth under table
According to mayor Isingoma, all the appointees are competent to work and are capable of creating better future development for the growing Hoima City.
Kwania residents trained in managing the estates of deceased persons
The Uganda Law Reform Commission conducted the training which took place at the Mayor’s Garden in Aduku town council, Kwania.
Education sector takes largest share of Lamwo district’s shs35.4 billion budget
Chairperson for human capital development, Ouma Vincent, said the increased allocation to the education sector was influenced by the district’s poor performance in the previous Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).
Lamwo district approves retirement plan for 15 civil servants ahead of 2026/2027 fiscal year
Secretary for Finance, Planning and Administration, Odongmadiki David, who said the district was taking deliberate steps to prepare early for the retirement of long-serving civil servants.
