Amolatar women to use Women’s Day celebration to remind Museveni of unfulfilled pledges
Uganda will mark the day under the theme: “Scaling up Investment to Accelerate Access to Justice for all Women and Girls in Uganda.”
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Uganda will mark the day under the theme: “Scaling up Investment to Accelerate Access to Justice for all Women and Girls in Uganda.”
Preaident Museveni: “Sometimes people emphasise miracles over effort, as if work is unnecessary. That has never been my view.”
Lango sub-region has entered 2026 with numerous murder cases with tndNews, Uganda projecting those killed from January 1 to March 4 at more than 17.
Bujenje County Member of Parliament, Kiiza Kenneth Nyendwooha appreciated the Masindi district council for the resolutions.
Eberu’s journey into beekeeping dates back to 2005 when he enrolled in an adult literacy training programme supported by Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD).
Last year, the city registered over 1,000 students from both private and government primary schools for PLE, out of which 66 were affected.
George Ojwang Opota, the clan head of Omolo Acol Odyek Onywal Iceng and a close associate of the cultural institution, stressed the urgent need for dialogue.
Local leaders emphasized that consistent maintenance, rather than waiting for total road failure, is key to sustainable infrastructure management.
As teachers return to their former stations, the district plans to monitor compliance and make further administrative adjustments where necessary.
Local authorities, including officers from the Abeja police station, visited the scene to investigate the incident further.
Justice Philip Odoki, head of Gulu High Court Circuit, noted that northern Uganda’s history of prolonged conflict has left deep social scars, with women and girls disproportionately bearing the brunt of sexual violence.
The UPDF reiterates its commitment to supporting peace enforcement and stabilisation efforts in Somalia.
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