Corridors Under Siege: Climate Change Forcing Elephants to Re
According to Wildlife Resources report 2026, climate change is altering rainfall patterns, increasing temperatures, and triggering more frequent droughts—conditions that directly affect wildlife habitats and migration.
By Chowoo Willy
Gulu City—In the
John Muto Wins Lifetime Achievement Award for War Reporting
John Muto was recognised for his bravery in telling deeply human stories of war.
By Chowoo Willy
Gulu City — Veteran journalist John Muto Ono P’Lajur of the Daily Monitor has been
UWA Cracks Down on Illegal Activities as Government Hands Ove
The takeover by UWA places conservation enforcement at the center of its management, with authorities now framing forest protection not as a choice, but as a national responsibility.
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KIKUUBE
Invisible pain behind perfect lives: Veiled Wounds launch spa
Veiled Wounds is an intimate story of love, resilience, and healing, celebrating the strength of women and the courage to speak the truth.
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GULU, May 4, 2026 — Beneath
NEMA vows to safeguard Gulu City wetlands amid dispute over p
The development, reportedly linked to Oil Energy, has triggered resistance from sections of the local community who accuse the developer of encroaching on a sensitive wetland ecosystem.
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The National
When Mangoes Delay: Off-Season Rain Disrupts Atiak’s Early Ha
For generations, Atiak has been known across northern Uganda as the home of early mangoes.
By Chowoo Willy
The roadside markets of Atiak are unusually quiet.
Under the scorching midday sun, a few
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