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07:36
07:36

Northern Uganda’s Largest Fish Hatchery Under Construction in Lira City 2 7

Once completed, the hatchery aims to generate up to 100 million Shillings per quarter and 400 million Shillings annually from fingerling sales alone. This initiative seeks to address challenges such as limited access to quality fingerlings, financial constraints, and inadequate technical knowledge among fish farmers.
16:58
16:58

Acholi Cultural Institution Rallies Subjects to Plant Trees 1 4

Spokesperson of Acholi Cultural Institution, Geoffrey Okello Okuna argued that chunks of land remain vacant in all districts in Acholi, something he says is attracting land grabbers, and increasing cases of land conflict.
08:39
08:39

Bishop Zoreka Decries Environmental Destruction, Calls for Collective Action South Africa 1

Bishop Zoreka made this impassioned plea during the consecration of Pachua Pakuba Anglican Church in Pachua Central village, Mucwini West Sub-county, Kitgum District, on Saturday.
08:19
08:19

Residents Appeal for Absorption into Masaka Oil Palm Project In Face of Eviction 1 1

Matia Lukwago, a resident of Kasanje village, says the community is living in fear due to threats of eviction to accommodate the oil palm project. He claims that shortly after the project was announced in 2021, some unscrupulous individuals, including those in positions of authority, rushed to process lease titles on the identified land, leading to threats of eviction against the long-time occupants.
15:30
15:30

Construction of Oil Seed Roads Starts in Napak Napak district 6 1 Top story

The 10-kilometer roads are part of the 2500 kilometers of community access roads to be constructed to ease the transportation of produce, improve access to markets, and boost oil seed production. The roads to be graded shall be Acoricol - Kalodung which covers 6 kilometers and the second road will be Acoricol to Lorengecora town council.
10:06
10:06

Madhvani Secures Lease Agreement Over Land for Amuru Sugar Project Amuru District 4 1

K P Eswar, the Director of Corporate Affairs at Madhvani Group of Companies told URN Friday that the signing of the lease agreement now gives the company a go ahead to commence works on the land.
09:13
09:13

Nabilatuk Farmers Embrace Micro Scale Irrigation System The World Bank 6 1

Sadam Kwemboi, a Senior Agriculture Engineer and the focal point person for the Ugift program in Nabilatuk District, explained that acquiring irrigation equipment individually was very expensive until recently when the government stepped in to provide support for committed farmers who cannot afford the system by offering grants.
08:42
08:42

Accountant Modeling Jackfruit Farming in Lango 4 5 Top story

Located in Kole District, Timo Fresh Fruit Farm specializes in jackfruit as the major crop, although the farm has other fruit trees like pawpaw (400 stems), avocado, different varieties of banana, and various vegetables.
12:13
12:13

Security Personnel in Amuru Propose Fresh Verification of Balaalo Cattle Keepers Amuru District 1 1

Amuru District Police Commander Julius Jingo told stakeholders at a meeting Thursday in Kololo Parish, Lakang Sub-county that conducting a fresh verification of the cattle keepers will help to ascertain the numbers of compliant cattle keepers.
15:28
15:28

Computer Tablets, Data Excite Kalongo Residents 2 1

Christina Naluyima, an 81-year-old recipient, expressed joy upon receiving the gadget, saying she plans to give it to her grandchildren to aid their studies and job searches.
11:15
11:15

Nebbi Suspends Sale of Meat, Animal Products 2

Dr. Abedkane Willian, the Nebbi District Veterinary Officer, mentioned that although FMD cases have decreased in Kucwiny, the disease has spread to nearby sub-counties of Alala and Atego due to the booming animal trade during the festive season.
10:07
10:07

Wild Bush Fires Hampering Agroforestry Efforts in Nwoya bush burning 2

In the Acholi Sub-region, wild bushfires are a common occurrence during February, as locals burn grass to prepare for the upcoming planting season in March and to allow grass to regenerate for livestock feed.
17:35
17:35

Pakwach Set to Implement UGX 480m Climate Resilience Project 4

The funding, channelled through the Ministry of Water and Environment is currently in its pilot phase and already is being implemented in 11 other districts across Uganda.
14:48
14:48

National Oil Seed Project to Benefit 1,187 Households in Kitgum West Nile

The seven-year project (2021-2027) is being implemented by the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry, and Fisheries in collaboration with the Ministry of Local Government. It will provide beneficiary households with training and foundation oil seeds such as simsim, sunflower, groundnuts, and soybeans.
14:06
14:06

From Banking to Agriculture: Grace Kermundu's Success Story 3 Top story

As the Managing Director of Polla Mixed Farm, Grace is passionate about coffee growing, which she has identified as her lead cash crop. She is optimistic that within the next five years, her 150-acre coffee plantation will generate nearly UGX 3 billion in revenue.
13:34
13:34

Pader Hands Over Okinga-Adoo Road Construction Site Under Oilseed Project 2 2

Charles Ray Okwir, the Pader district secretary for works and technical services stated that the U.S. Ambassador to Uganda will commission the bridge following it's completion as part of the road on February 13, 2025.
12:00
12:00

MAAIF Starts Campaign to Address Tsetse Flies Burden in Kalangala

Hussein Ssebaggala, the Senior Entomologist at the Ministry of Agriculture who is leading the team, says that they have set out to conduct an assessment on the population of tsetse flies, targeting the different landing sites and Islands within Kalangala where a high prevalence rate of insects have been reported.
11:07
11:07

Wildfires Worsen Food Insecurity in Karamoja Karamoja sub-region 1 4

The pastoralists have for decades been burning bushes to clear spaces for rat hunting, killing ticks, and allowing fresh grass to germinate for their livestock. This has continued for over the last three months despite the ongoing community sensitization on the measures to mitigate fire outbreaks.
10:52
10:52

Poor Soil Nutrition Affecting Coffee Production in Acholi Gulu district 1

Innocent Piloya, the Chief Executive Officer Ribbo Coffee says many coffee farmers in the region are struggling to harvest high yields from their coffee crop because they have neglected some important aspects such as water conservation, soil nutrition and health and incorporating agroforestry in their coffee farms.
17:23
17:23

Second Edition of Agribusiness Trade Show Kicks off in Arua City 4 4

The expo is aimed at promoting and educating farmers on better agricultural practices and businesses, which they consider to be the biggest business and development opportunity in the area.
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