Oped|It is corruption putting Uganda’s economic growth in a total lockdown
Corruption is an illegal act and Uganda as a country has enacted laws prohibiting corruption such as the Anti Corruption Act, among others.
How Lira City waste is giving golden opportunity to vulnerable dwellers
Lira City authorities should be grateful that the plastic waste collection is not only contributing to promoting an environmentally healthy City, but has also helped to cut down the cost of garbage collection through the self-employed vulnerable poor dwellers.
Lira chair, Orik ready to fight for the district assets
According to him, he is not ready for any negotiation with Lira City on the titled assets.
PACJA demands inclusivity in energy transition as project is launched
To be implemented in five countries including Kenya, Cameroon, Nigeria, Morocco, and Botswana, the GermanWatch-supported project will ensure a move towards renewable energy is inclusive and people-centred.
Uganda High Commission in London holds farewell for Amb. Moto
Amb. Moto supported diaspora initiatives, facilitating the formation of Uganda Diaspora Foundation..
Lira City’s first modern bus terminal
The bus is currently plying the Eastern and Northern routes of Uganda including Paidha, Yumbe, Arua, and Koboko.
10 community primary schools in Pader coded
The schools are to start operating as government-aided after a long endurance from parents.
2 hospitalised after car collides with motorcycle in Omoro
The driver of the car was also hospitalised in what police describes as “a serious accident”
CSOs, local govt leaders concerned about financial disbursement policies by MoF
Patrick Okello, Senior Revenue Officer for Lira district said that collection of revenue in the district has remained a challenge.
Pader councillors evict Journalists out of council hall
On March 3, the district councillors refused to attend a full council session over unpaid five months sitting allowances.
Lamwo: Girl, 14, drowns in water stream
The Block leader of the refugees worked with the police in retrieving the body from the water stream.
Women most affected by the climate crisis
Judy Nkurimi, Chairlady of the African Independent Pentecostal Church of East Africa said climate change only compounds what women go through.