Widows of the Soil: How Women in Acholi Sub-Region are Fighti
I felt my world ending for the second time after losing my husband,” Molly recalls softly.
By Adong Joanita
Tears rolled down Adoch Molly’s face as she stood helplessly at the
“Regulators are frustrating young innovators”-Prof. Openjuru.
Prof. Openjuru, George Ladaah, the Vice-Chancellor of Gulu University, has said universities and other teaching institutions in Uganda are getting frustrated in their attempts to produce job creators with harsh
EBOLA 2000: GULU VS KAMPALA – CONGO
Today, as Uganda faces new health challenges, we must remember the lessons of 2000
MY EXPERIENCE DURING THE 2000 EBOLA OUTBREAK
In Gulu in 2000, we and others, including Acholi student leaders
Journalists Urged to Embrace Responsible Cross-Border Trade R
The presence of substandard goods remains a major challenge in Uganda’s cross-border trade
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu City
Media Focus on Africa has trained journalists from Northern Uganda in a bid to strengthen
Businesses Step Up: Study Reveals Growing Philanthropy Potent
The study shows an overwhelming 94% of local businesses are already engaged in some form of philanthropic activity
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu City—A new study has revealed strong potential for business-driven philanthropy
Gulu City’s New Leaders Face Tough Task After Swearing-In
The new leadership now faces the task of translating its commitments into tangible development outcomes for the people of Gulu City
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu City—On May 21, 2026, the celebrations, ululations, and
By our reporter The Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, in collaboration with the National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U), has intensified stakeholder consultations to inform