Empowering women in Uganda’s political landscape: a call for equal opportunity
The legal framework governing Uganda’s elections, outlined in the 1995 Constitution, endorses women’s participation in the political sphere.
Kole North MP Dr Acuti launches reelection campaign in Aboke town council
On health, Dr Acuti, a medical professional by training, promised to advance the level of local health facilities.
Market voices: How the Philippines is creating a new digital payments blueprint
Stanchion is proud to be part of this journey and an AusTrade supported organisation, supporting banks and fintechs in building resilient, customer-centric ecosystems that meet the demands of an evolving market.
Adjumani’s fy2026/27 budget and rising population
The Chief Finance Officer (CFO) of Adjumani Leku Samuel acknowledged that the budget trend has shifted over time.
“I’m the only qualified candidate for Alebtong DWMP seat” – says Christine Ayo Achen
Addressing the crowd, Achen expressed unwavering confidence in her victory.
MoES releases baseline report on violence against children in West Nile
The findings were presented by consultant Dr Obong Peter during a high-level dissemination meeting organised by Windle Trust International held at the Adjumani district council hall.
Never elect leaders without integrity – Bishop Kyamauywa warns
Ugandans will head to the polls in January 2026 to elect President and MPs, with other elections scheduled for February of the same year.
OC Ciforo police commended for parish-to-parish community engagement initiative
The LC II of Okangali parish, Irama Luke, applauded the OC and appealed for more engagement with police and other stakeholders.
Adjumani’s Forukwa village – where mysterious deaths are now too much
Responding to the residents’ concerns, the OC Ciforo Police Post, Barigo Charles urged the community to remain calm and follow the right procedures in handling the matter.
Adjumani district budget drops to shs46.7b despite rising population pressure
Senior Finance Officer of Adjumani, Samson Yumah said the district will intensify local revenue mobilization to bridge the funding gaps
Digital governance or digital gridlock: Uganda’s IRAS system tests local autonomy
As cities expand and citizens demand better services, the question is not whether Uganda should digitize governance since it is inevitable but how to ensure that digital systems like IRAS truly serve the people at the grassroots.
Lango journalists express safety concerns ahead of 2026 elections
A section of journalists and media managers in Lango has expressed growing concern over their safety as Uganda prepares for the 2026 general elections.