Bizarre lightning strikes Amolatar, leaving one unconscious
Etemu, owner of the house was left unconscious for several hours.
‘Poor toilets’: Amugu seed school students’ strike foiled
Recently, a number of cases of indiscipline have emerged from some Seed secondary schools in the Lango sub-region. It is unclear which “seeds” they are sowing.
Brig Gen Gonyi stresses the importance of regional integration
Gen Gonyi implored the participants to work towards regional integration.
Amolatar: Herder presumed to have committed suicide
The motives behind the crime are unknown, but the Agoga Police Outpost and Amolatar CPS are investigating.
Environmental activists warn police against threatening and intimidating youth
In Adjumani after the presidential executive order, more than 10 trucks of charcoal leave the district every day.
Teso LC5s and ICU move to revive livestock economy
Stephen Ochola, LC5 chairperson of Serere district and leader of the Teso LC5 chairpersons, emphasised the livestock sector’s importance to the Teso economy.
Georgiana Daniels Foundation | Martyrs’ Day message
The Georgiana Daniels Foundation encourages young people to be committed to their religious beliefs and to remain positively ambitious as they grow.
Dr. Lalam outlines key areas for Dokolo as she gives 2026 another shot
According to sources close to the former candidate, Dr. Lalam has quietly rebuilt her political network and strategized her next move.
Martyrs’ Day holds cultural and religious significance – Dr. Jane Aceng
Uganda is celebrating Martyrs Day 2024 with millions of pilgrims from across the country.
From cotton road to stadiums…..
Power China has expanded its portfolio with several stadium projects which have quickly become modern landmarks within the region.
JEEMA and NRM youth leaders disagree ahead of planned tours
It is worth noting that parties such as JEEMA, UPC, and FDC, among others, are members of the National Youth Council, which brings together all of the country’s political youth leagues.
Impact Report: ESAFF Uganda is transforming the lives of millions of small-scale farmers
In 2023, ESAFF Uganda established 28 community agroecology schools, making a total of 35 community agroecology schools.