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Mayanja Ismail, who buys plastics from community members for resale, the business has become an important source of income.
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Mayanja Ismail, who buys plastics from community members for resale, the business has become an important source of income.
Olimo Ojwiny Richard, the local LC1 chairperson of Konya in Acii sub-county, confirmed the arrest.
As journalism increasingly moves into digital spaces, the experiences shared by participants reflect a growing need for online safety awareness.
Currently, Gulu University employs 657 staff members, including 273 academic staff, 150 administrative staff, and the remainder serving in various support roles.
The council warned against any individuals falsely claiming leadership roles without proper authorisation, holding such persons accountable for their actions.
Ijuka Marvin is disqualified by the Anti-Corruption Act from holding any public office for 10 years from the date of his conviction.
Annual headline inflation increased to 3.2 percent in May 2026 from 3.0 percent in April 2026, the ministry of Ffinance report shows.
Uganda’s international reputation in peace support operations, Col Nabaasa said, has been earned through sacrifice.
Gen Saleh says reforms within the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces were influenced by President Yoweri Museveni’s vision of an army that contributes to national development.
Speaking to dozens of breakfast attendees, Bishop Emeritus Alfred Acur Okodi stressed that no single individual can transform the hospital alone.
These residents, led by Tumwesigye Mangara and Kasande Merab, praised the water project as “life-saving.”
Facing mounting scrutiny, Gulu city officials attempted to defend their position and outline a path forward.
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