Ugandan researcher Dr Ario Otema to represent Uganda at the global health security conference in Malaysia
Dr Ario Otema has served as Director of the National Institute of Public Health at Uganda’s Ministry of Health.
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Dr Ario Otema has served as Director of the National Institute of Public Health at Uganda’s Ministry of Health.
For Ojara, the recognition marks a major milestone in a journalism career dedicated to exposing systemic injustices often ignored by mainstream coverage.
The body of the deceased was recovered, identified by biological relatives, and conveyed to Lira Regional Referral Hospital on Police Forms pending postmortem examination.
Competing fiercely against four male candidates, Collines Angwech Otim emerged victorious, breaking barriers and setting a powerful example for women in leadership in the Lango sub-region.
Prisca, a born of Oyam South, Northern Uganda, says she conceived in 2023 while working as a domestic helper in Kampala.
Adjumani Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Wambi Richard also praised the SACCO for its consistency and resilience over the years.
As markets become more complex and information moves faster, communications is now part of strategy, embedded in how boardroom decisions are formed, framed, and executed.
Drivers, boda-boda riders, traders, and passengers say transport costs have sharply increased as vehicles frequently get stuck or avoid the roads altogether.
Lamwo: Akongo Leonora, a resident living with a disability, said the new water source has eased the physical burden she previously endured.
The celebrations in Adjumani were marked by excitement, music, and renewed calls for unity and hard work as residents expressed hope for continued development, improved infrastructure during Museveni’s new term in office.
Margaret Karungi, from Kabwoya sub-county, noted a need for leaders yet to be elected to prioritise the health sector but also secure clean and safe water sources for community consumption.
Lamwo council noted that additional funds from government and development partners could increase the current estimates before full implementation.
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