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Dilapidated bridges and deteriorating roads across the West Nile sub-region are disrupting trade, increasing transport costs and discouraging investment, with businesses and residents calling for urgent government intervention. Across Nyaravur, Angal Town Council, Parombo, Akworo and Erussi sub-counties in Nebbi District, bridges built more than three decades ago have fallen into disrepair. Cracked structures and…
Hundreds of residents in 12 villages in Acholibur Sub-county, Pader District, face being denied the opportunity to elect their Local Council I (LC I) leaders after discovering their villages were omitted from the Electoral Commission’s register, despite operating as recognised government administrative units for years. Unless the omission is resolved, residents will be represented by…
140 youths have graduated from Kitgum Technical Institute after completing a three-month vocational training program supported by the European Union and the United Nations Spotlight Initiative, implemented by UNDP in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Labour, and Social Development. The graduation ceremony, held at the institute, gathered trainees, government officials, and development partners to…
Proverbs 23:18 “For surely there is an end; and thine expectation shall not be cut off.”
The Minister of State for Gender, Labour and Social Development in charge of Youth and Children’s Affairs, Mercy Faith Lakisa, has condemned the continued use of corporal punishment in schools following the death of a Senior Four student in Luwero District. During a visit to Luwero Central Police Station and New Life Secondary School yesterday,…
Soroti Regional Referral Hospital has reopened its main operating theatre after months of closure caused by an electrical fault, but hospital officials say the ageing facility remains unable to meet the growing demand for surgical services. The theatre resumed operations after repairs to its electrical system, which had forced the hospital in May to transfer…
A section of government primary schools in Gulu district are focused on ensuring that all their candidates are absorbed in either secondary or vocational schools instead of focusing on first grade for their candidates like most schools. Grace Akullu, the head teacher Awach Central primary School says their focus is to eliminate Division X and…
South Sudan international footballer Tito Okello Odong has returned to his ancestral home in Agago District for the first time in 21 years, where he underwent traditional Acholi cleansing and blessing rituals before pledging to support the development of young football talent in Northern Uganda. Okello, a striker for Indonesian Liga 1 side PSM Makassar,…
Paul Timothy Kilama, the acting Agricultural officer for Gulu district says the second season might even be worse than the first season due to excessive rain. Kilama says the first season should be declared a dead season because there is nothing good any farmer will reap from it nationwide. Kilama says the change in weather…
Woodball has climaxed at the Gulu University school of Medicine during the 2026 Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Ball Games II yesterday. After gruelling action that involved a number of schools, the action winded down with the semi-finals and finals. Entebbe Municipality’s Airforce S.S won the boys’ category, after overcoming Mbarara High School (Chaapa)…