Kole chair named in sexual harassment, nepotism and wetland abuse
This publication has a Court Order against the decision to have Abongo serve in the District Service Commission of Kole, a decision the LC5 Chairman has refused to accept.
Juliet Okaasai dreams big in turmeric and piggery projects
Looking into the future, Juliet says she’s hoping to get a better machine to help her produce turmeric powder to meet the [current] market demands.
DRC: Indigenous communities claim Justice in loss of their forests due to climate change
Lisenga Drothée is one of thousands of indigenous people who depend on the forests to survive.
UPC’s Akena on Uganda at 60, EALA and Teachers’ Day
To UPC members, let us continue with the mobilization and recruitment of members in the Party.
High taxation worries Lira City business community
Additionally, he said business communities are very angry after more than 21 local millers are closed in Northern Uganda.
Teachers’ day should be more meaningful than empty slogans
Kenyan Peter Tabichi who has been teaching for 12 years has been named the best teacher in the world in 2022.
ASME selects three aspiring social impact hardware innovators for inaugural idea lab class
Keith Roe, former president of ASME and current chair of the philanthropy committee and his wife Elizabeth “Brownie” Roe made a significant donation to help launch the program.
How can ocean sensors help improve hurricane preparedness?
These sensors record the motion of the water using calculations based on the Doppler Effect, a scientific phenomenon known in the world of physics.
COP27: Pressure mounts on developed nations to honour climate finance pledges, African agenda
The population of DR Congo is one of the most vulnerable to climate change thanks to limited climate action due to poverty.
IGF chief, Jules urges the EU to change its outlook on DRC
On Wednesday September 28, 2022, Jules Alingete was also invited to the Belgian Federal Parliament to discuss the progress and results achieved in the fight against corruption in the DRC.
Religious leaders, CSOs tell journalists “don’t fuel conflict, build bridges”
Rev Nelly Nelsons Otto who presented a paper on peace journalism tasked journalists to stick to news values by avoiding distortion of photos/videos, audios, to present a lopsided article.
Bribes cited in the postponement of Lira City West Div. Council meeting
Since 2021 when Lira City West Division became fully operational, there have been fights between the executives headed by Mayor and his councillors.