For visitors and locals alike, the cathedral is more than just a place of worship—it’s a symbol of hope, engineering prowess, and architectural brilliance, showing that even in areas prone to seismic upheaval, human ingenuity can create lasting monuments of beauty and stability.
Simon Peter Mundeyi, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC), said several complaints have been raised by Ugandans blocked by Kenyan and Rwandan authorities over expired National IDs.
Dahirou Sant Anna, the International Cooperation Advisor, Office of the Prosecutor told Journalists in Gulu City Monday that the proposals to have the confirmation of charges hearing in Uganda is beneficial to the victims of the LRA in many ways.
According to Simon Mundeyi, the Ministry's spokesperson, Muzungu-Boda was working in the country without a valid work permit, which is a clear violation of Uganda's immigration laws. According to the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control (DCIC), a tourist visa in Uganda doesn't permit the holder to engage in work activities.
Gulu City Education Officer, Richard Irwenyo, highlighted the growing demand for special needs education. He pointed out that the three existing special needs schools have become referral centers, even drawing students from neighboring South Sudan.
Betty Atia, a mother of five from Ocoro Koboi cell in Odukul ward, is one of the PDM beneficiaries. She received UGX 993,000, which she invested in pig farming by purchasing five piglets from Soroti. However, due to inadequate sensitization on how to manage PDM funds, she faced challenges.
The allegations were first made public by Michael Obong, an officer with the Child and Family Protection Unit, during a Spotlight Biannual Coordination Meeting hosted by the Kitgum District Local Government.
The malaria eradication program also includes an extensive indoor residual spraying (IRS) campaign, covering both the interior and exterior areas of homes. This approach ensures that mosquitoes landing on surfaces are killed, thereby reducing the risk of malaria transmission.
He announced the decision over the weekend at the NUP headquarters in Mbale City. Zandya noted that his move to NUP represents a realignment within the political landscape, as more leaders are gravitating toward the opposition party.
The latest clash is pitting the University Vice-Chancellor Professor Barnabas Nawangwe against several senators. Nawangwe even removed some of them from the University senate WhatsApp group where casual senate discussions are held.
Omar Elumawi, the Africa Climate Movement Building Space convener, who also signed one of the petitions, urged the United Nations Forums on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to kick out fossil fuel lobbyists, adding that their presence is bad for climate negotiations.
Minister Butime emphasized the government's dedication to improving the remuneration of staff at tourism training institutions and ensuring that the workforce is properly trained to meet the sector’s growing demands.
During the launch, Archbishop Kaziimba expressed his gratitude to the Christians, political leaders, and well-wishers who supported the funding and completion of the church building.
obert Bariyo Barigye, the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, rejected the request in a letter dated November 5, 2024. He explained that his role is limited to overseeing cooperative societies and that the proposed delegates were not farmers, making them unsuitable for discussions related to BCU matters.
Speaking during the weekly press briefing at the Police Headquarters in Naguru, Kampala, Rusoke addressed an incident that occurred in Bumageni Cell, Mbale City Industrial Division, on November 16, 2024. A group of thugs, disguised as Kadodi dancers and armed with machetes, attacked a man identified as Swaibu.
Kaheru is accused of extorting 2 million Shillings from Rebecca Nalwanga, a job seeker who applied for an enrolled nurse position advertised by the district.
Charles Dra'ecabo, the Chairperson of the West Nile Education Trust Fund, explained that the goal is to increase the number of beneficiaries by supporting more students in the coming years.
As the British Council’s Commonwealth Scholarships celebrated 65 years, it was noted that at least 1,700 Ugandans have benefited from the program since its inception in 1959. The initiative supports financially disadvantaged but talented individuals with the potential to effect positive change, especially in their home countries.
A joint venture between China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co. Ltd and Worley Limited is undertaking the construction. As of the latest update, the contractors have laid 70 kilometers of the pipeline across both Uganda and Tanzania.
