Lamwo district faces court threat as 20 councillors contest vice chairperson’s election
The lawyers contend that the approval process lacked transparency and failed to reflect the true will of council members.
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The lawyers contend that the approval process lacked transparency and failed to reflect the true will of council members.
Maj Gen Ssemwanga expressed satisfaction with the quality and pace of work and commended the leadership of the artillery division.
Christine Lamwaka, the IGG manager for advocacy, pledging improved working efforts to retain their good public image.
The conference theme, “Justice, Dignity and Economic Power for Widows”, was picked from the Book of Isaiah 1:17 and marked 16 years since the day was officially declared.
Meanwhile, Ibrahim Bwaga, the acting director at the government facility, said the money has been allocated in the fourth quarter of the 2026/2027 budget pending approval.
The building is expected to be completed within six months, with commissioning scheduled before the end of August 2026.
The legislator also pledged to engage district authorities on the possibility of extending electricity to the school after students and administrators raised concerns over the lack of power.
Susan Abodo, a resident in Padibe West, described the decision as long overdue, arguing that public servants should be available within the communities they serve.
For communities that have waited years to cast their votes, the forthcoming elections represent more than a political exercise.
Poor sanitation remains a persistent challenge in many rural communities and continues to contribute to preventable diseases.
A €1.2 million project will be implemented by King Albert construction company.
While the Fourth National Development Plan (NDP IV) has set a target to reduce the cost of paved roads to shs3.1 billion per kilometre, achieving this goal demands more than good intentions.
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