Lamwo: Over 9,000 refugees face severe hunger
Lamwo CAO Chuna Kapolon told tndNews, Uganda, that the district authorities continue to assess the situation while coordinating with government ministries and humanitarian agencies to mobilise support.
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Lamwo CAO Chuna Kapolon told tndNews, Uganda, that the district authorities continue to assess the situation while coordinating with government ministries and humanitarian agencies to mobilise support.
The government’s mandatory national cleaning day is part of broader efforts to improve public health and sanitation across Uganda.
Chief Justice Emeritus Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo, the Chairperson of Gurre Madit me Pongdwongo, challenged households across Acholi to embrace agriculture as a pathway to economic transformation.
According to the government, the initiative will beautify Uganda, protect the environment, and prevent diseases that affect Ugandans such as cholera.
For years, MP Dr Opio has been voicing his grievances both on the floor of Parliament and during the Physical Infrastructure Committee meeting.
inspection should not be viewed as a fault-finding exercise, but as an opportunity for continuous improvement.
At the center of the controversy is the NRM chairperson for Padibe West sub-county, Ochola Denis, who is being sought by police and district security officials.
The UPC leader’s remarks come in direct response to recent comments by President Yoweri Museveni in Parliament about Uganda’s political history.
The newly launched committees are now expected to take full charge of monitoring the Lake and managing landing sites immediately.
Officials from both companies said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to innovation and customer-centred financial solutions.
PS MoH Dr Diana Atwine noted that many Ugandans continue to rely on government health facilities for health services due to the trust they have in government facilities.
Sarah Ajok, a resident of Padibe town council, said regular community sensitisation can help save lives.
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