Journalism knows no gender: Read what Lango female Journalists say
Egonyo says most females journalists tend to either drop out along the way or they are financially constrained or having phobia.
Reactivate old initiatives to fight Ebola – Govt told
On Ebola, UPC urges the government and her line Ministry of Health (MoH) to ensure that enough Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are provided to all health workers as we fight against such deadly disease.
UPC’s reasons why Fred Ebil is fit for EALA
In 2014, he [Ebil] was part of a two member delegation from the said Committee that accompanied the President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to the East African Community (EAC) Heads of State and Government Summit held in Nairobi, Kenya.
Ongoing hunger crisis is a historic shame, CSOs claim
Alarming in the Horn of Africa is that, at least 36.1 million people have now been affected by the drought which began in October 2020.
Thousands attend HWPL Peace Summit in Kampala as network grows
Under Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW), Article 10: Spreading Culture of Peace, the HWPL urges States to,..
Wawah: Dialogue is the best option for a better country
Let’s first unite the opposition MPs for dialogue processes, all that the FDC and NUP tabled can only be handled once we embrace dialogue.
How women journalists are making it to top positions despite challenges
Sarah Awor Angweri, the female workers’ representative for Lira City Council pledges to support female journalists in their work because there’s no specific job for a specific sex.
Kenyan youth demonstrate against climate change impacts in solidarity with suffering pastoralists and farmers
The disastrous climate situation being witnessed is the result of centuries of unsustainable exploitation of resources, particularly by the global north with little regard to emission control.
Why Kole district killed 8 monkeys, 1 wildcat in two days
The Uganda Wildlife Legislative Framework for species protection and illegal trade endeavours to address these conservation challenges through the Uganda Wildlife Act (2019).
Why Museveni fulfilled a decade-long promise to Barlonyo massacre survivors
MP Auma appreciated the residents of Barlonyo and the local leaders of the sub-county and district for their combined efforts in searching and attaining land to host the facility.
Acholi Province: Defending Champion’s bosses accused of financial loss
Retired Acholi Province footballer Opoka Otti said the Acholi should wish good things for the team and a win away to Buganda. He has a belief that good things will come after the team has won.
DRC’s IGF chief receives Forbes’ Africa award for good governance
“We came to define the role that the IGF must play in achieving the objectives set out in this program….”