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Feb 2025 32 results
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15:30

Construction of Oil Seed Roads Starts in Napak Napak district 1 6 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.
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14:28

Carbon-Rich Peatlands Are Dangerously Under Threat carbon emissions 1 Top story

The report is the first to comprehensively assess the global conservation status of peatlands, which store more carbon than all the world’s forests’ biomass combined; calls for urgent action to protect this overlooked ecosystem, including by strengthening Indigenous People’s land rights
12:54
12:54

Absence of State Attorney at Bujuuko Court Raises Concern Among Stakeholders 4 Top story

During the Q&A session, moderated by Wakiso Chief Magistrate John Francis Kaggwa, court users raised several concerns, including the absence of a State Attorney at Bujuuko Court, corruption within the police force, delays in resolving land disputes, and the need for translation of legal materials into local languages.
12:46
12:46

Growth in Global Electricity Demand Set to Accelerate -Report 2

Strong growth in electricity demand is raising the curtain on a new Age of Electricity, with consumption set to soar through 2027.
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12:29

Police Investigate Murder of Woman Killed on Valentine’s Day thugs 1

Fredmark Chesang, the Sipi Regional Police spokesperson, stated that preliminary investigations indicate that around 9 p.m. on the night of her murder, Chebet received a phone call, left her parents' home, and never returned.
12:01
12:01

Police Arrest Man for Arson, Crop Destruction, and Exhuming Bodies

According to Joseph Wanyama, the LCI defense secretary of Namawanga village, Mabonga’s actions appeared to be influenced by drug use, as there were no prior misunderstandings between him and his community or parents.
11:47
11:47

Abim, Agago Boundary Opening Postponed 6 1

The two districts have been embroiled in a long-standing dispute over the border at Kamurono, which lies between them, dating back to 2012.
11:45
11:45

Mbale City Loses Court Case Against Interdicted Acting Education Officer

On Friday, Justice Faruku Lubega ruled that Mbale City must compensate Nasimiyu, with the exact amount to be decided by the lawyers from both sides. Lubega also upheld the order from Equal Opportunities Uganda to suspend the advertisement for the city education officer position until Nasimiyu's interdiction ends in March this year.
11:38
11:38

Mpox Samples Stuck in Districts Due to Trump’s Funding Freeze Mpox outbreak 3

Mpox samples are primarily tested at the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) laboratory in Entebbe and the National Public Health Laboratory in Butabika but Boum reports some samples are stuck in the districts and not reaching their destination.
11:30
11:30

Joseph Odoch’s Heroic Path: Triumph Over Every Trial World Vision Uganda 1

At just 13 years old, Odoch has already faced more challenges than many could imagine. Born with a physical disability that affected his mobility, his dream of an education seemed out of reach.
11:15
11:15

Entrepreneurs Want UNBS To Stop Trainings in Hotels 1 3

Simon Ssezi Mwijuka, the chairman of the Mbarara City Traders Association (MBACITA), argued that holding trainings and workshops in hotels primarily benefits traders in urban areas, leaving out entrepreneurs in rural regions.
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10:19

Stella Chesang Confirms her Debut at Boston Marathon 1 Top story

In an interview with Uganda Radio Network, Chesang expressed her excitement about racing in Boston, noting that the event features some of the fastest female marathoners, which will challenge her to improve her personal best time as she looks ahead to the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan, set for 2026.
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10:06

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

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.
09:24
09:24

Kapchorwa Registers Two Mpox Cases 1 Top story

According to Dr. Masai, both victims have been placed in an isolation ward at Kapchorwa Main Hospital, where they are receiving treatment. Dr. Masai urged the public to remain cautious by avoiding large gatherings, handshakes, and other activities that could facilitate the spread of the disease.
09:16
09:16

Pader Urges Vigilance as Kitgum Battles Cholera Cholera Outbreak 2

Justine Ocen, the District Vice Chairperson and Secretary for Health warned that Pader locals should be on high alert. He reassured residents that no cholera cases have been reported in Pader but emphasized the importance of maintaining good hygiene practices.
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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.
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08:53

UCC Boosts Digital Skills for Youth in Pader 3 1

Sandra Lakica, a participant from Pader Town Council, described the training as a transformation to her life. "I have learned how to create and market video content to generate income. As a literature student, I will use these skills to expand my coverage," she said.
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08:50

WAPU to Empower School Dropout Youths with 300 Beehives in Kitgum Entomology Officer

According to Jalon Okot, WAPU's Agronomist, the project is designed to provide an alternative source of income for the youths, thereby reducing their reliance on criminal activities.
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