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For Pader district, this marks more than just a training it signals the beginning of a transformation.
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For Pader district, this marks more than just a training it signals the beginning of a transformation.
Regarding specialised healthcare services, Dr. Odur revealed that the hospital is strengthening its capacity to offer advanced care in areas such as fertility treatment, neonatology, cardiology, neurotrauma, and endoscopy.
Authorities have also urged farmers to take advantage of the ongoing rains to boost productivity and expand acreage under cultivation.
Head of the delegation Maj General Khalid Ismael Taha expressed gratitude for Uganda’s hospitality and commitment to maintaining strong ties with African countries.
Stability depends not just on military strength, but also on trust in institutions, integrity, and equitable governance, says the deputy IGG.
The court accordingly convicted Agnes Nandutu of dealing with suspect property contrary to section 21A(1) of the Anti-Corruption Act.
The suspension remains under review as education officials engage with the school community to resolve tensions and restore normalcy at the school.
Juliet Nakku, Executive Director of Butabika National Referral Hospital, made the revelation while appearing before the Parliamentary Committee on Health.
UPC said on April 8 that it’s observing with concern an emerging trend of criminality in our schools.
The Kumam Cultural Leader, His Royal Highness Won Ateker Papa Raphael Otaya, who attended as the chief guest, warned against divisionism in the district.
Presenting his report, Amolatar Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Francis Okello Rwotlonyo stated that 70–80% of the district’s challenges stem from dirty politics.
Moroto Deputy Resident District Commissioner, Justine Tuko, urged the officers to remain disciplined, avoid desertion, and safeguard their careers.
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