Global Muslim Caliph warns of dire consequences of Russia-Ukraine conflict
I urge Russia, NATO and all major powers to concentrate all their efforts on seeking to de-escalate the conflict and working towards a peaceful solution through diplomacy.”
State of Affairs: A call for unity in diversity among Lango
The solidarity exhibited among Lango of different political, social and economic divides remains excellent beside a small minority of individuals who are known and well defined for the mission of the dividing force.
Lobe joins as Joseph Sassoon Group extends its operations in Africa
Joseph Sassoon Group is the continuation to a line of successor merchant and banking firms starting as Ibn Shoshan Frères & Co established in 1512.
K’jong warriors wanted after shooting leg of UPDF private’s wife in Agago
It’s also suspected that the armed warriors wanted to gain access to the firearms from the Detach.
All Saint University Lango appeals to Museveni as URA debts grow
The Vice-Chancellor, however, promised that the University will put into right use the two tractors given by OWC Chief Coordinator Gen. Salim Sale through the Ministry of Agriculture.
Oyam: Locals await shs250m in compensation from UWA after wildlife attacks
Sam Ojok, a resident of Acimi `B’ in Myene sub-county whose home is near the park, told TND News recently that the elephants have been disturbing them since 2013 to date and wildlife authorities say they are working on the solutions.
Adupa on TCA’s public criticisms: ‘Ugandans are not used to tough thinking’
So far, the TCA’s proposals have received wider criticisms from both the locals, political pundits, including the NRM leaders.
Pader farmers receive tractors under PRELNOR project
Saidu noted that the lead farmers selected by fellow group members will first go through training on how to operate the tractors.
Kogiligili villagers shun open defecation thanks to C&D
Open defecation is common among Karamojong people and efforts are now being made to teach them to embrace the use of latrines.
Lango: “Only 78 out of 150 CSOs operational”
Peter Oceng, the Northern Regional Supervisor M-Omulimisa blames most of the CSOs for their projects’ design, policies and recruitment of workers while ignoring the locals who can better make the organisation remain lively even when its contract ends.
Acholi-bur sub-county councilors close secy’s office over shs20m misuse
Acholi-bur sub-county LC3 chairperson said they closed the offices due to a lack of transparency from the technical wing on how public funds are being used.
Acholi youth leaders blame govt on poverty alleviation programs
“Emyooga and Parish Development Model are just by names not helping the youths,” he claimed.