Nwoya patients bear brunt of 64% health staffing gap
Nwoya district currently has only 247 health workers out of the 672 required, leaving a staffing gap of 425 positions, or about 64%.
By Willy Chowoo
When 68-year-old Abur Mary left Pabit
APG Unites to Champion Acholi Issues
By
Ojok James Onono
The Acholi Parliamentary Group (APG) has renewed its commitment to championing issues affecting the Acholi people following a two-day consultative engagement held at Acholi Inn Hotel on Saturday,
New equipment targets rising pressure on paediatric care at G
The intervention comes as the hospital continues to handle a large number of children suffering from serious illnesses
By Rosemary Anena
Thousands of sick children treated at Gulu Regional Referral Hospital could
Who Owns Gulu Oktoberfest? Cancellation Call Exposes Battle f
The inaugural Gulu City Oktoberfest was held in 2025 as a major social and entertainment event in the city, bringing together residents, businesses and visitors.
By Chowoo Willy
A bitter dispute over
From Fear to Fortune: Community Wildlife Funds Drive Goat Rea
The park authority says this offers opportunity for the frontline communities to improve on their livelihoods and the household incomes
By Willy Chowoo
Nwoya District.
On a quiet morning in Lagezi Cell, Tangi
Beyond the Numbers: How Uganda Is Building a Genetically Dive
As Uganda expands its rhino population beyond Ziwa, genetic testing, selective breeding and new imports are key to preventing inbreeding and maintaining genetic diversity.
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu City.
For nearly three decades,
Ambassador Otunnu has presented himself as a candidate with extensive experience in international diplomacy, peace and security and the United Nations system By Willy Chowoo