Gulu City’s Solar Revolution Powers 24-Hour Economy and Safer
Gulu’s shift to clean energy is illuminating dark corners, reviving local trade, and redefining what a modern city can be.
By Chowoo Willy | Gulu City
Gulu City is lighting up, literally,
Betrayed by the System: Families Fight to Reclaim Their Lease
Two families in Gulu City are locked in painful battles to reclaim their land after what they describe as betrayal by city authorities and a broken land management system.
By Chowoo
ICC Confirms 39 War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity Charge
The ICC’s confirmation of charges against Kony represents a renewed step toward justice for victims of one of Africa’s longest and most devastating conflicts.
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu | November 6, 2025
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Decades of Waiting: Gulu Residents Frustrated Over Delayed L
“He told me, ‘This is a prime land, a very good plot. We can give you a freehold title instead of a leasehold, but there’s a condition,” Patrick says. That
Poachers Get 7 and 3 Years for Wildlife Crimes
The Authority reaffirmed its commitment to working with the justice system, security agencies, and communities to eliminate poaching and safeguard Uganda’s biodiversity for future generations.
By Willy Chowoo
Masindi, Uganda | October
SRHR in Kitgum: A Tale of Two Worlds – Tradition Meets the Mo
The rise of mobile phones, urban influences, and new social norms around love and sexuality has created a widening gap between what elders expect and what the youth desire.
By Denis
Discussions at the conference are focusing on contraception uptake, post-abortion care, clinical competencies, and curriculum development, among other themes. Scientific presentations, poster sessions, and panel