IGG frees fmr Dokolo CAO after interdiction for erroneously paying shs17m
Almost 10 months later, the IGG, in a letter to the PS of the Ministry of Local Government dated June 20, 2023, says lifted the interdiction with immediate effect.
Lango leaders call for electoral reforms and non-involvement of the army during polling
In recent research conducted in partnership with National Democratic Institute and Lango Civil Society Network, it indicates that 74 per cent of the population in the sub-region strongly believed that the 2021 general elections were violent.
UPC’s Dr Eunice Otuko’s weekend campaign schedules
Dr Apio Otuko is being rooted to win the Oyam North MP by-election for her leadership quality and experience.
Why Queen Amolo stepped down from Oyam North MP race
Queen Amolo will not contest for Oyam North MP byelection.
Know who’ll be nominated for Oyam North MP seat on Tuesday
167 polling stations in Oyam North will elect a new Member of Parliament on July 6, EC has revealed.
Youth urged to fight climate change and take lead in tree planting for green city statuses
Climate change is the leading cause of low crop productivity and drought not only in Uganda but across different nations.
Oyam North: How ‘richer’ those who stepped down for ‘heir apparent’ Engola Jr. will be
NRM party is ‘set to reward’ those who stepped down for Engola Samuel Okello as race for Oyam North MP By-election gets hotter.
UPDF pursuing suspected ADF terrorists after leaving 25 dead in Kasese
This new attack on a Kasese-based school is second lethal one after that of 2016 when the Palace belonging to Charles Mumbere of Rwenzururu Kingdom was attacked and more than 80 killed.
Judiciary mourns Lady Justice Stella Amoko
Justice Amoko also served as the President of the national Association of Women Judges, Uganda.
Anti-gay Law: Joe Biden officially communicates visa restrictions
“We are not intimidated,” says State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Okello Oryem on America’s threats over Anti-gay Law.
Robust health systems could stem climate-related rising cases of malaria
While governments continue to use treated bed nets and indoor residual spraying as primary tools for combating malaria-causing mosquitoes, these mosquitoes can now survive exposure to insecticides, allowing them to continue transmitting malaria.
Lira Police probe death of medical records student
Police says the suspect they have arrested will support them with the ongoing investigations