By Phillips Kica Omoro Farmers in Omoro district have shunned the stores constructed by the government to collectively bulk produce and provide easy access to […]
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Business women in Lango seek capital for value addition
By GNNA Reporter Lira Women entrepreneurs in Lango Sub-region, have asked the government to support them with capital to add value to […]
Elephants frustrating compulsory cassava growing in Agago
By Eden Mic Agago As leaders in Agago district undertake advocacy for every household to make cassava growing mandatory to curb food insecurity, the move […]
IGP advises police officers to embrace savings
By: Walter Okot Omoro The Assistant Inspector General of Police, Charles Birungi, has advised police officers to embrace saving to improve their income. Birungi, also […]
Kitgum Livestock Market struggles to attract traders
By Denis Opoka Kitgum Only a few traders use Labongo Akwang Livestock Market in Kitgum district, two months after its commissioning. Construction of the livestock […]
Produce sale worries leaders, stores remain idle
By: Denis Opoka Kitgum Leaders in Kitgum district are concerned about the rampant sale of farm produce by the farmers during the festive season. It […]
Ex-LRA Commander acquitted of 15 counts, to battle 78
By Brian Komakech and GNNA reporter Gulu The Judges at the International Crimes Division (ICD) of the High Court have ruled that former Lord’s Resistance […]
Over 1,000 farmers to benefit from agricultural mechanization hubs
By: GNNA Reporter Gulu An agricultural Cooperative has secured funds to establish six agricultural hubs in northern Uganda to empower small-holder farmers to shift from […]
Gov’t planning to keep LRA returnees for one year
By: Simon Wokorach Gulu The Ministry of Defence is to relocate 150 people who recently returned from the captivity of the Lords’ Resistance Army, LRA, […]
Conflicting cultural factions in Lango reunite
By: Charity Akullo Lira Bishops under the Lango Inter-Religious Forum have reconciled two cultural factions in the sub-region that had been fighting for 11 years. […]