“Deserving lot”: 11 Lamwo students awarded State House scholarships for science courses
District leaders expressed gratitude to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for extending the scholarship opportunity to deserving students from Lamwo.
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District leaders expressed gratitude to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni for extending the scholarship opportunity to deserving students from Lamwo.
For Awor Brenda, a student at Padibe Girls Comprehensive School in Lamwo district, the memory of her first menstrual period remains vivid.
Okao Kizito, the Agikdak male councillor to Amolatar district council, commended Operation Wealth Creation for the timely delivery of seeds.
Lamwo authorities are demanding full accountability reports from outgoing parish committees before handing over responsibilities to newly elected leaders.
The health agency adds that tobacco costs Uganda over shs449 billion in health and economic losses each year.
Lusimbo, Director General of the Uganda Key Populations Consortium (UKPC), is a member of the Global Council on Inequality, AIDS and Pandemics.
District leaders agreed that Uganda’s decentralisation policy remains central to improving governance and bringing services closer to citizens.
Dr. Acuti called on Christians from all backgrounds to unite in building God’s house, emphasising the biblical principle that God rewards those who care for His work.
Residents have welcomed the proposal, saying reliable water for production could help address one of the biggest obstacles facing youth interested in agriculture.
Speaking to tndNews, Uganda, Amos Muriisa, the Public Relations Officer, SBC Uganda Ltd, said the Kabalega International Airport is expected to be completed in August and commissioned on October 31, 2026.
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Amolatar district chairperson, Ogwal Morish, declined to address his readiness to accept the Kyoga North MP’s fridge donation.
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