Mucwini community celebrates borehole repair as Kitgum pushes for full safe water coverage
According to district statistics, Kitgum has an estimated 81 to 83 percent safe water coverage overall, with roughly 89 percent access in rural areas.
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According to district statistics, Kitgum has an estimated 81 to 83 percent safe water coverage overall, with roughly 89 percent access in rural areas.
Economist and former banker-turned-politician Omara Paul observed that out of the shs44 trillion URA is expected to collect, shs9.7 trillion is allocated to security, followed by shs11 trillion to human capital development, and over shs7 trillion to road infrastructure.
The closure followed a grace period previously given to owners to improve their facilities, which many failed to do.
The police have urged members of the public are urged to always hand over suspects to relevant authorities for proper investigation and legal action.
Local leaders, including Namsale sub-county LC3 chairperson Rembo Onguu, requested a one-month grace period to allow fishermen to prepare.
Saying “security is a shared responsibility,” SP Okema reiterated police’s readiness and commitment to safeguarding the President’s visit and ensuring the safety of the general public.
Col Kim Seha praised the UPDF for its role in maintaining peace and stability both within Uganda and across the region.
The body of “god” was taken to Kibaale Health Centre IV for postmortem.
Regional representation includes Capt Dathan Bunanukye (Western Region), Capt Isaac Bisaalu (Central Region), Capt Nathan Mwebasa (Northern Region), WOII Osuku Peter (West Nile), and WOII Bashaija Wilber (Eastern Region).
Bakole Rasual, the Regional Internal Security Officer (RISO), detailed the sequence of events that led to the latest killings.
The Erute North MP-elect, Ongom, said the Kyankwanzi (NALI) retreat has enabled them to gain more knowledge and experience before their swearing-in which is scheduled for May.
Wilfred Okumu, the NIRA officer for Kwania, confirmed that while the contracts of some of their personnel had ended, they were expected to work as volunteers.
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