Alebtong local chiefs arrested for ‘stealing’ government hand hoes for wananchi
Residents alleged that the parish chief of Olwero conspired with the sub-county chief and others to break into the store and steal the hoes.
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Residents alleged that the parish chief of Olwero conspired with the sub-county chief and others to break into the store and steal the hoes.
President Museveni also commended the Parish Development Modelfor “empowering communities to move from poverty to prosperity”.
Under the arrangement of traders from Acholi, Lango and West Nile are to conduct business on separate designated days.
Given the gravity of these issues, the inspection team agreed to revisit the site on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, to reassess progress and demand accountability.
Albertine Regional Police PRO SP Julius Allan Hakiza said both suspects were arrested to assist investigations, telling tndNews, Uganda, that the case file has since been forwarded to the Resident State Attorney for legal advice before prosecution.
Speaking about the planned operation, Adjumani town clerk Eriku Patrick Keleture said the town council deliberately delayed implementation to allow residents enough time to prepare.
Among the proposals raised were the application of stronger penalties against convicted cattle thieves and increased troop deployment in vulnerable areas.
School leaders hope this will serve as an essential blueprint for safety across other institutions in northern Uganda.
Anaru Annet, a community reporter from Etoop Radio Station in Soroti district, expressed optimism about the impact the training will have on her work.
Growing anti-rights and anti-gender pushbacks are trying to reverse whatever progress has been made on gender and health rights, especially for girls and women and gender diverse communities.
By delaying enforcement actions, community leaders argue that SHACU has not only shielded the corrupt but has also left local informants highly vulnerable.
Upon completing the programme, the trained young human rights defenders are expected to return to their communities as advocates for justice, accountability, and respect for human rights.
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