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Those whose animals will be compensated risk losing them to the Karamojong cattle rustlers and that they have just recently buried a young man who was killed and abandoned in the bush only to be recovered by the army.
According to Dr Opio Acuti, at least 42,000 names of beneficiaries from Lango are to be compensated by the government for their cattle, goats and sheep that got lost during insurgencies.
They are expected to appear before Court on May 13, 2022, before His Worship Samson Abiti Loum, the Lira chief magistrate.
According to reports from NWSC Gulu branch spokesperson Ivan Tekakwo, they are running a shortage of water supplies for their customers due to prolonged drought.
Tayebwa, before he was elected the Deputy Speaker of Parliament on Friday had told the LAW Coalition 2022 or the MPs from Northern Uganda to “go to hell” with their demands especially on having Oulanyah’s successor come from their region.
Geoffrey Ojok said that Uganda Revenue Authority should look for a better way of making people understand the tax and its law to prevent fraud.
Bitek was born to Mr. Angiro John a retired headteacher and Imat Keller Angiro of the Okarowok clan. [Clan of the deceased former speaker].
The JEEMA party president also pledged to support the speaker (Anita) if she needs it.
Major Robert Okello, the Lira city internal security officer assured the Pakistan community that the whereabouts of the suspects who are still at large are known and security was closing down on them.
He added that the most critical phase in which the world is passing through is a complexity in the form of Climate Change.
Over a ten-year period, ABH will recognize 100 African entrepreneurs and commit to allocating grant funding, training programs, and support for the development of an entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Government Chief Whip, Hon Thomas Tayebwa resorted to making media remarks in which he stated that, “If your argument is that someone should be voted because he is from Northern Uganda, go to hell.”
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