Why UPC’s Akena heads to Apac and Kwania on Friday
It is not yet clear if Akena will vie for Presidency in 2026 general elections.
Experts explain kidney disease as Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso battles with it
As many kidney patients go unnoticed, Uganda’s surgeon, Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso, 37, has been diabetic for the past 20 years
“My One-Tenth is to feed widows, orphans” – says Okello Ambrose
Ambrose Okello says his next giving to the widows will come immediately God gives him work (contract), adding that it’s very close.
Climate misinformation in the media is ‘dead’ – new study finds
At the Nairobi climate summit, the Alliance for Science is hosting several parallel events in a Climate Action Zone focusing on food security, climate resilience and combating anti-science misinformation.
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Africa: Newly launched SanlamAllianz to provide insurance and financial services in 27 markets
The Allianz Group is one of the world’s leading insurers and asset managers with more than 122 million* private and corporate customers in more than 70 countries.
Lango cultural leaders want wetlands protected
In Dokolo district, the district natural resource officer Rajab Epilla says the 750 square kilometers is covered with wetlands (35%) out of the 1780 square Kilometers of the district.
Africa suffers disproportionately from climate change
Projected annual food imports by African countries are expected to increase by about a factor of three, from US$ 35 billion to US$ 110 billion by 2025.
Fighting menstrual stigma: Construction of girls’ changing rooms starts at Angaya primary
“Any young girl who passes through a stage of stigma from school will not be free in her study because the menstruation period is a monthly thing which will be happening as we grow.”
Enhance cotton growing – Arach Oyat
Thereafter, changes in land use occurred in the cotton belt and the production of food crops like cassava, sweet potatoes, millet, sorghum, maize and beans took the lead.
Apac residents call for pro-poor land act
In 2021, Land Awareness Week moved to Central Uganda, Kigezi region hosted it in 2022 and now Lango sub-region.
Jinja City Deputy RCC takes lead in transforming ghetto youth as State House steps in
To Jinja City Deputy RCC in charge of Northern Division Lydia Kalemera, the so-called ghetto youth who face stigma and discrimination because of their lifestyle can be transformed into better citizens.