Four in captivity in Amolatar
The apprehended individuals are strongly suspected of orchestrating a string of house break-ins, burglaries, and thefts throughout the town council.
UPDF spouses desk reviews progress of families’ empowerment projects in Masindi
The projects inspected included crop farming, tailoring, soap production, piggery, and hairdressing.
Lira City East Division launches support supervision for gov’t-aided primary schools
Catherine Akello, a primary three teacher at Elia Olet Primary School, who handles both English Language and Reading, praised the initiative for fostering a sense of togetherness.
Tensions rise over land dispute between Paracele and Apyetta communities in Lamwo
Obita Michael, a clan leader in Palabek Ogili sub-county, said the dispute has created fear among residents and disrupted normal community activities.
Lamwo: Security forces recover AK-47 in crackdown on cross-border motorcycle theft
Authorities say sustained collaboration between security agencies and local communities will be essential in curbing cross-border crime.
Elephant invasions leave Lamwo farmers counting losses
Community leaders are now calling for long-term solutions, including strengthened wildlife barriers, rapid response teams and early warning systems.
Hoima street vendors protest ‘illegal tax increases’
Speaking to tndNews, Uganda on behalf of the association, Stephen Bazaale, alleged that the city uses illegitimate receipts to tax vendors.
Gulu woman leaves teaching career to champion life-saving injectable PrEP
Besides her work in HIV prevention, Susan also runs a small market business to support her family.
Adjumani Secondary School set for major transformation under EU-funded education project
According to school administrators, the new ICT and library block will create opportunities for students to access digital learning resources and improve their technological skills.
Adjumani and Amuru districts unite at Elegu border to combat Ebola infections
The Assistant Resident District Commissioner of Adjumani, Apio Sharon Ruth Baru, urged all agencies operating at the border to remain vigilant about Ebola and entry into the country.
CIRAWA agroecology conference in Accra discusses sustainable food systems
Agroecology is the way for African nations to declare their food sovereignty and refuse to be dependent on global supply chains that are fragile and, in most cases, exploitative.
Amolatar district advances her apiculture farming
Otema Sam, chairperson of the Alii beekeepers, expressed his happiness and appreciation toward the district leadership and external partners for their support.