It is called the Mayor’s Run, but in truth, it belongs to everyone: students, workers, mothers, athletes, and visitors. The race
Todwong noted that Uganda’s population still looks up to the church and other faith institutions as trusted voices in society. He
For Acholi, cattle were not just animals. They were school fees, dowry, food security, and dignity. Their disappearance meant the collapse
By Willy Chowoo Monday, July 21, 2025 — Kampala President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has ordered the arrest of individuals accused
As Gulu City continues to grow, leaders are optimistic that this project will become a national model of inclusive, citizen-driven water
By Chowoo Willy | June 30, 2025 GULU CITY — Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) President, Gen. Mugisha Muntu, has warned
These allocations will fund priority projects identified through local consultations, including schools, health centers, water supply systems, and alternative livelihood ventures.
The leaders’ concern centers around the unauthorized settlement and grazing of cattle by the Balalo, a nomadic pastoralist group accused of
This spiritual-political wave in Acholi is reflective of deeper frustrations with governance and moral decay. Citizens are increasingly turning to individuals
Despite the increase in absolute terms, tourism still receives a relatively small portion of the national budget By Chowoo Willy Kampala,
Over 90% of Ugandans cook with unsafe fuels. Can the media help change that? By Wilfred Okot. Gulu City 2nd June
“I said no, but she forced me to delete everything,” Anena recalls. “That was the only evidence I had.” By Chowoo
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