Police warn of emerging fraud scheme involving Spiro electric motorcycles
In recent days, the North Kyoga Regional police have discovered an alleged criminal network using duplicated registration number plates to evade law enforcement.
Facts Media Uganda, GLCSMS, and LNN condemn journalist Denis Arao’s arrest
Denis Arao, tndNews, Uganda’s political and community-affairs reporter, was arrested on July 28, while covering LC1 elections in Lira City East Division.
Kwania: Baropok LC1 candidate accuses deputy RDC Aturo of hijacking poll process
The Deputy RDC of Kwania, Abraham Aturo, had not responded to the accusations.
Lamwo | Padibe’s only woman in the LC1 race elected Atwol B village chairperson
The Electoral Commission register showed that Atwol B village had 162 registered voters, comprising 101 women and 61 men.
Adjumani faces anti-rabies vaccine shortage
Health experts maintain that rabies is entirely preventable if victims receive timely post-exposure treatment.
“LC1s Day” as Ugandans form queues to vote
In Amolatar district, National Resistance Movement (NRM) has 270 nominated candidates while Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) is third with 86 candidates.
Lango: Police assure public of tight security ahead of LC1 elections
Uganda is carrying out LC1 elections today (July 28), with voters mandated to line up behind candidates of their choice.
How floods wreaked havocs, displacements in Lango sub-region
In Lira City, the destruction of wetlands as a result of developers’ backfilling sections of Okole wetland for construction has worsened flooding, displacing slum dwellers and small business owners.
How Lake Kyoga’s landing sites are evolving into refuges for climate refugees
Adaptive strategies are strengthening but must be scaled to preserve biodiversity, ensure food security, and sustain cultural heritage.
Hoima councillors approve land board amid rising unprocessed land title applications
The Hoima district chairperson cautioned members against bribery, urging the land officials to handle office without impurities.
US tightens sanctions on Sudan over alleged chemical weapons use
While the United States says the measures are necessary to enforce the global prohibition on chemical weapons, Sudan insists the accusations are politically motivated and unsupported by evidence.
Agago district – 16 years without a single tarmac road
Farmer Abal Sam, from Omot sub-county, said bad roads have become one of the biggest obstacles to agricultural development.