Ugandan soldiers finish geo-spatial mapping course
While the initial focus was on producing maps, URDC has since evolved into a fully digital geo-spatial capability.
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While the initial focus was on producing maps, URDC has since evolved into a fully digital geo-spatial capability.
RPC has instructed officers in the region to carry out joint intelligence operations to ensure peace, stability, and the eradication of criminal activities.
“These are real humans and should be treated equally just like any other normal learner.”
The deputy mayor said that their intervention to the challenges has been enhancing women and youth through capacity building on hands-on skills.
Geoffrey Okiswa, the RDC of Alebtong, commended Obua for delivering on the government’s promise.
Edward Barongo, the LC1 chairman of Kidukuru village, noticed with concern the growing rate of chimpanzee-human attacks within his area of jurisdiction.
The RDC warned against any attempts by certain actors to sabotage government programmes, emphasizing the need for unity and collaboration.
Brig Gen Bainababo observed that Kamwokya was selected because of ongoing engagement between the UPDF and ghetto community structures working with General Salim Saleh.
What is the way forward?
The RDC of Adjumani has urged residents to listen to each other with patience and avoid provoking one another during discussions.
The district leadership has urged local professionals to take advantage of the opportunity and apply for the posts once they are announced.
For Lamwo district, which is gradually recovering and rebuilding its economy after years of conflict in northern Uganda.
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