Stakeholders rally Adjumani communities to plant trees, restore environment
Adjumani stakeholders emphasised that restoring degraded landscapes requires collective action from individuals, institutions, communities, and government agencies.
Blame-games and extortion hit Amolatar cattle restocking
Local leaders in Amolatar have just days left to clear the pending files and pay the beneficiaries.
Lira regional referral hospital speaks after the Ebola scare
Uganda has intensified its Ebola surveillance and response mechanisms, which have helped contain the spread of the deadly viral disease.
Sam Bua Anyuru, son of late Abdalla Anyuru, dies in France
“Brethren, it is with great sorrow that I inform you of the passing away of our beloved brother, Sam Bua Anyuru, the eldest son of late Abdallah Anyuru, of Oketobilo, Akaka, Aber,” Catherine Beatrice Lagada, announced on Monday.
Smart Hands Africa adds Supermicro to growing portfolio of customer services
Smart Hands Africa to deliver professional and technical services across key African markets.
Fears in Amolatar as hired witchdoctor demands shs500,000 per household
The witch doctor, identified as Baruku Jamesi, stood firm on his pricing structures, insisting that the affected households and accused parties settle the charges for his services.
Shs2.1b spent under cattle restocking programme in Kwania
Abraham Aturu, deputy RDC of Kwania, told tndNews, Uganda, that his office has received more than two complaints from various parishes regarding irregularities in the restocking program.
NRM commences campaigns amid legal battles in Kikuube LC5 by-election
The scheduled Kikuube LC5 by-election will follow the death of chairperson, Peter Banura, in a car crash on April 4, 2026.
Hoima City to implement “polluter pay system” to promote garbage management
In 2025, Hoima City Council passed a council resolution mandating both homes and business operators to start paying for their garbage.
NDC Uganda concludes strategic study tour of Algeria and Nigeria
Brig Gen Alex Olupot said the study tour was designed to move participants beyond classroom-based learning and expose them to real-world security environments.
Deputy CDF urges ideological clarity and professionalism
Addressing graduates of the Advanced Psychosocial Support Course, Lt Gen Okiding described them as a critical addition to the security forces’ health services.
Amolatar residents urged to adopt energy-efficient cooking methods
The adoption of energy-efficient cooking methods and the protection of local forest cover could help combat the growing threats posed by climate change.