From Ashes to Enterprise: How Atiak Survivors Are Rebuilding
The survivors are deliberately shifting from mourning to economic recovery, with this year’s theme focusing on “from loss to legacy—celebrating the economic spirit of Atiak’s fallen entrepreneurs.”
By Willy Chowoo
Thirty-one years
Gulu High Court Turns to ADR to Tackle Case Backlog as Land D
With a surge in land disputes across the Acholi sub-region—an area still recovering from decades of armed conflict—judicial leaders are increasingly calling for alternative approaches to resolve such conflicts.
By Willy
Easter Reflection: Northern Uganda Clergy Call on Christians
As Northern Uganda commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Easter reflections reinforce that the principles of Easter, faith, sacrifice, humility, and unity, are not merely seasonal observances but ongoing
“I Don’t Fight Dogs”: Mao’s Explosive Response as Gulu Electi
At the heart of the petition are claims that Mao and the Electoral Commission violated provisions of the Parliamentary Elections Act. The petitioner accuses Mao of the use of state
Weeds of Death: Medics Raise Alarm Over Dangerous Abortion P
In the quiet villages of Northern Uganda, a dangerous trend is taking root, one that doctors say is silently killing young women and girls.
By Chowoo Willy | The Elephant
Health experts
Fact Check: No Evidence behind Claims of Rubangakene’s Speake
In our fact-check, Rubagakene confirmed that he had seen the image circulating on social media but stated that it had been fabricated using artificial intelligence (AI). He firmly denied having
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