Lamwo council passes budget despite sitting confusion
Lamwo council noted that additional funds from government and development partners could increase the current estimates before full implementation.
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Lamwo council noted that additional funds from government and development partners could increase the current estimates before full implementation.
Paloga sub‑county female councillor Aciro Anna has welcomed the move, noting that rural women still face domestic violence, early marriages, and economic exclusion.
Major Omara warned journalists who have not been accredited not to access Kololo Ceremonial Grounds on May 12 to avoid embarrassment.
PresMuseveni will be sworn in on Tuesday under the NRM theme “Protecting the Gains as we Make a Qualitative Leap into Middle-Income Status.”
Sergeant Luwum Santos was recognised as the best in field exercises, and WO1 Lokiyol Andrew received the award for the most disciplined student.
Dr. Lokii said the establishment of a university is one of the benefits of the ruling party’s long-term commitment to transforming the sub-region.
Energy expert Joab Okanda warned that corruption, weak regulation and delayed infrastructure development continue to frustrate renewable energy investments across the continent.
Platoon leadership remains the backbone of the UPDF,” Col Mpadwa said.
Mesiku Harriet, senior land management officer in Adjumani district, emphasised that the ordinance was originally intended to strengthen food security and prevent famine in the district.
Monalisa Kakono, the Course Coordinator and Head of the Civilian Component of the EASF, praised participants for their commitment and active engagement throughout the training.
Retired Col Tom Butime, the state minister of tourism asked that all the encroachers whether big or small must leave the forest since it is now under the management of UWA.
Barbara Alok: “I commit everything that I do to the Lord, and He will establish my good plans,” quoting Proverbs 16:3.”
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