How a CRM can help you scale up and cash in during seasonal shopping peaks
So, what should companies be looking for in their CRM? First up is scalability, says Hewson.
Inadequate housing forces government teachers to share dilapidated grass thatched huts
Gulu district has pledged total commitment to addressing education and housing challenges raised by the head teacher and PTA chairperson of the school.
Interview: ASARECA ED Dr. Enock Warinda on working with the National Agricultural Research Institutes
We will still persuade the governments to work together with us, the IUCN and so forth to make our farmers better, we don’t need to leave them worse than we found them, says ASARECA ED.
Illegal hunting threatens wildlife species on Mt. Otce
The Wildlife Act of 2019 still provides for compensation for losses occasioned by animals escaping from Wildlife Protected Areas but this has not been witnessed by residents of Moyo district and Greater West Nile.
Locals in Pader sub-county decry shortages of anti-malarial drugs
The average economic loss to malaria in Uganda annually is over shs. 1.8trillion.
709 out of 19,763 tested positive for HIV in Pader
Pader district was previously ranked at 12 percent which was as well higher than the national ranking at 5.4 percent.
Efforts heightened to hunt down tourists’ killers
Tourist arrivals in Uganda increased to 815,000 in 2022 from 513,000 in 2021, according to Trading Economics.
Kwiyucwiny’s order as impounded bags of charcoal rot in Gulu
The impounded charcoals are valued at more than shs500m and tndNews understands that the NFA are getting closer to auctioning them.
Walubiri says ready to evict Akena from 6th Floor after Supreme Court ruling
Waluburi now declares that his leadership is ready to heal the party and look forward to party elections in early 2025, adding on Thursday that “all pretences by Mr Akena to be the President of UPC have no legal basis”.
Dokolo district registers 27,899 cases of malaria – report
The malaria death rate in Uganda is estimated to be between 70,000 and 100,000 deaths per year; a toll that exceeds that of HIV/AIDS.
High-level sustainable agriculture dialogue in Kampala addresses urgent need for change
By prioritizing land health through sustainable agriculture, organisers and participants believe the Kampala dialogue will improve crop production, biodiversity conservation, human well-being, and overall climate change resilience.
UWA says “all our parks remain open to tourists”
Kasese is one of the tourist destinations in Uganda, among others because of the Queen Elizabeth National Park and UWA says it’s open following the crime.