URA Acknowledges Staff Corruption, Reinforces Integrity Measures

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has admitted that some of its staff engage in corruption, fraud, and extortion of clients. The acknowledgment came during the Regional Integrity Forum, held under the theme: “Building a culture of integrity for sustainable revenue mobilization.” In his opening remarks, John Musinguzi Rujoki, URA Commissioner General, whose speech was read…

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EC Clarifies Polling Day Procedures in Dokolo District Following Allegations of Voter Deception.

Allegations of voter misinformation have been reported in the community, prompting the Commission to take action.‎‎ The Electoral Commission has taken steps to address concerns and allegations, including: a statements to clarify the polling process, Providing accurate information to voters, Ensuring the integrity of the electoral processes among many more.‎‎ Speaking to media on Tuesday,…

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Dokolo Journalists Unite to Combat Poverty Through Advocacy Program

‎ ‎In recent years, poverty has become a pressing issue in many communities, including Dokolo. ‎ ‎ ‎Despite efforts from the government and NGOs, poverty still remains a major concern for many residents in this region. ‎In light of this, the Dokolo Journalist Development Association has taken a bold step towards poverty eradication by launching…

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Makerere staff declare strike

The joint staff has sent strong demands to the management, including demanding that restructuring be rescinded and that every coin from the Shs12.6bn be paid to them. MAKERERE | The Joint Staff Association of Makerere University has announced an immediate withdrawal of their labour in response to an ongoing salary harmonisation dispute. The decision follows…

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Tension Erupts in Apac District as Supporters Clash, MP’s Vehicle Damaged‎

‎Apac, Uganda – A violent clash broke out between supporters of two rival politicians in Apac District, leaving several people injured and a vehicle damaged.‎‎The incident occurred on January 5, 2026, at around 1908 hours, when supporters of Hon. Akora Maxwell, a Member of Parliament for Maruzu County, and Hon. Ocan Patrick, allegedly clashed at…

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“Dokolo Workers’ League Leader Urges Active Participation in Voter Update Exercise.”

The political landscape in Dokolo district is heating up as the race for the 2026 General Elections and Referenda approaches. ‎‎ And one name that is making waves is that of Ambrose Ogwang, popularly known as Awitong.‎‎ Ogwang, also serving as the Regional Coordinator Worker’s League under NRM party for Lango, is vying for the…

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“Advocating for the Health Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Dr. Irene Namae’s Paper on the Batwa, Presented at National Conference”‎‎

Her Worship Dr. Irene Namae, Magistrate Grade one has on Friday presented her paper titled “Eviction of Indigenous peoples & its impact to their right to health: Making a case for the Batwa, at the Uganda National Conference on Human Rights and Development.‎‎ The event held at Mestil Hotel in Kampala, was organized by the…

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Amolatar District Receives Sickle Cell Test Machine

‎‎Amolatar District has received a sickle cell test machine donated by the Catherine Phil Sickle Cell Foundation, valued at Shs15 million.‎‎ The Hemoglobin Electrophoresis machine was officially handed over on Wednesday at Amolatar Health Centre IV. ‎‎ While receiving the donation, the District Principal Assistant Chief Administrative Officer, Mrs. Acio Susan Eyura, applauded the foundation…

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The Race is Set: 15 Candidates Confirmed for Dokolo District’s Parliamentary Race ‎‎

The Dokolo District Electoral Commission returning officer Moses Otim has officially announced that a total of 15 individuals have been nominated for the upcoming parliamentary elections of 2026-2031. ‎‎According to Otim, the nominated candidates for the Dokolo North Constituency include Ogwal Joseph Jones from the NRM party, Alfred Junior Okello from the People’s Front Party,…

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UNEB ED’s Statement on PLE Results: Males Performed Better Than Females.‎‎

By Ouni Jaspher State House Nakasero: Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB) Executive Director Dan Odongo said 2025 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) Result shows that, in terms of percentages, males performed better than the females and recorded a lower failure rate.‎‎ A total of 817,883 candidates from 15,388 examination centres registered for the 2025 Primary Leaving…

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