How sex workers are exploited in Northern Uganda
Even though sex work is illegal under Uganda’s 1950 Penal Code Act, Mugisha says it feels more like a profession like any other job.
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Six fish farming groups in Amolatar district on October 7 received fishing equipment under the Uganda Climate Smart Agricultural Transformation Project (UCSATP). The beneficiary groups…
Kole South Member of Parliament, Boniface Okot, has delivered over 16,000kg of relief food from the Office of the Prime Minister to residents of Akalo…
Minister of State for Defence and Veteran Affairs in charge of Veteran Affairs, Dr Huda Oleru Abason last week inspected veterans’ savings and credit cooperative…
Residents of Omiya Pacwa sub-county in Agago district have called for urgent action to end repeated destruction of crops by elephants and resolve a long-running…
Even though sex work is illegal under Uganda’s 1950 Penal Code Act, Mugisha says it feels more like a profession like any other job.
Apac is becoming a fatal crime place in recent weeks with murder cases on the rise.
Apac has had two notable fatal crimes in the first week of January 2024, according to the Police report.
Kole North MP, Dr Samuel Opio Acuti has given an accountability to his people for the years he has been in Parliament.
The UPDF helicopter crashed in Ntoroko district on Jan. 2, killing three people.
There are an estimated 8.2 million productive citrus plants in Teso producing over 1.2 million tonnes of oranges.
Trade Minister David Bahati has described the U.S. decision to remove Uganda from AGOA deal as “unfortunate”, offering to pray for the Americans to change their minds.
The Otuke young pork vendor is still on the run according to the Regional Police spokesperson SP Patrick Okema.
This is not the first time that the UPDF helicopter has crashed. In 2023, a UPDF helicopter crash landed in Karamoja.
“Poverty eradication in Lango will remain a thorny issue to be addressed through PDM, Emyooga and UWEP, among other livelihood programmes.”
Nick Fayo, the district engineer said the road is almost 98% complete and it’s expected to be handed over in January 2024.
Ukusijoni market in Adjumani is worth shs2.6billion with a capacity of accommodating more than 1000 vendors.
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