“Lead with integrity” – Lamwo headteachers told as new association leadership starts work
Education leaders expressed hope that the new leadership will strengthen coordination among schools and work closely with the District Education Office.
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Education leaders expressed hope that the new leadership will strengthen coordination among schools and work closely with the District Education Office.
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In all these leadership fights, the Pakistan community in Lango have for years been commended for their generosity to the needy.
Providing a detailed breakdown of the school’s performance, Director Ogwal revealed that out of the 438 registered candidates at Wisdom High School, 16 candidates scored 19 points, among other scores.
Ephania Ocero, one of the youth, showed concern about some PDM SACCO leaders who deny youth access to the money.
Local leaders at the ceremony welcomed the President’s emphasis on enterprise development, noting that many households in the region still depend largely on subsistence farming.
Among the top-performing students who secured 20 points for St. Gracious are Achar Timothy, Awio Isaac, Amule Robinah, Aguti Vella Owinyo, Amono Ruth, Elyak Isaiah Gira, Alapo Irene, Auma Rose Mary, among top performers.
The project forms part of the broader UDAP-GovNet programme aimed at strengthening Uganda’s digital infrastructure while ensuring services remain accessible through physical locations across the country.
Doreen Kwikiriza, an official from Three Ways Shipping Company, said that they remain committed to continue working together with all the implementing partners for better service delivery.
Dr Ibrahim Bwagga, the hospital director appreciated the people for the feedback, saying the hospital management will take immediate interventions.
Scovin Iceta, a former journalist who now works with Moyo District Local Government, praised the SACCO for moving in the right direction.
Community leaders are now calling on the Kitgum district leadership and development partners to support Buluji Primary School with desks to improve the learning environment for the pupils.
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