Odama warns cultural, political leaders against return to war as 46 ex-LRA abductees return home
The archbishop also urged communities to welcome the returnees and avoid stigmatising them.
For climate finance to reach the ground in Africa, national and local gov’ts must work together
High-level dialogue showcases lessons from Kenya, Ghana and South Africa on strengthening enabling frameworks, improving coordination and scaling investment for local climate action.
Premier Nabbanja commissions Masindi hospital construction ahead of Afcon
The General Manager of NEC Construction Works and Engineering Limited, Eng. Brian Buhanda thanked the government for entrusting the corporation with the project.
Defence Minister Kiryowa commends directorate of veteran affairs for improving welfare
Minister Kiryowa emphasised accountability and the prudent use of resources, calling for value for money in all activities undertaken by the directorate.
North Kyoga police arrest 20 during boda boda revenue protest in Lira City
Lira city council and the police have halted enforcement operations to allow for thorough investigations into both the incident and the alleged grievances of the boda boda operators.
Journalists gear up for the digital safety battle
Bernard Bwambale stressed that journalists shape online behaviour every time they write a story, share a post, or interview a victim of cybercrime.
How cyberbullying is shattering young lives across Africa
In Africa, students with bullying victimisation are 1.7-fold more prone to suicidal ideation than their counterparts.
“I knew what to expect”: How menstrual education can protect girls from discrimination and violence
Unlike many girls who encounter menstruation with fear and confusion, Sarah Atim had already learned about it from teachers and older students in her boarding school.
Lira City on “fire” as boda boda revenue protest causes road closures
Lira–Soroti highway was closed for two hours on Monday due to the boda
Africa: governments, regional entities urged to put women at the centre of energy transition
Nearly 600 million Africans still lack reliable access to electricity, with Sub-Saharan Africa accounting for 77 percent of the world’s energy-poor population.
“When the rain forgets”: Climate change, dying crops and the growing hunger in northern Uganda
Today, across Acholi and Lango sub-regions, many of the gardens are yellowing with farmers turning to God for the rain to fall.
‘Ex-NRM rebels in Kyoga cry foul:’ Amb. Amule, Adupa demand NRM recognition after backing UPC
Local NRM supporters argue that rewarding politicians who openly sabotage the party creates dangerous precedents for future electoral cycles.