Uganda govt’s role in poverty eradication, job creation, and economic growth

By Michael Woira As Uganda marks another Independence Day, it’s important to reflect on the strides the government has made in addressing poverty, creating jobs, boosting exports, and striving toward middle-income status. Despite the global challenges, Uganda’s efforts to build a self-sustaining economy have shown resilience, particularly in the last few years, through targeted interventions…

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‘Journalists Will Reach Heaven First’ – Rev. Omiat Tells Dokolo Journalists at Press Freedom Day Celebration

‎By Ouni Jaspher DOKOLO – Journalists in Dokolo have been urged to uphold truth, integrity, and community service, as they joined the Dokolo Journalists Development Association (DJDA) to mark a belated World Press Freedom Day at Jungle Comfort Zone in Dokolo Town Council. ‎The event drew praises and advice for journalists for the good practice…

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District Quota System Gives Dokolo’s Six UACE Students a Path to Public Universities

‎DOKOLO – Dokolo District has announced that six of its students have been verified to join public universities through the district quarter system. ‎As Uganda prepares to admit 876 students through the Public Join Admission Board for the academic year of 2026, Dokolo District is proud to have six deserving students who have met the…

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Opposition in Survival Mode as Analysts Warn of Self-Sabotage Ahead of 2026 Elections

The once-vibrant opposition landscape has been marked by internal discord, defections, and shifting priorities, leaving analysts and the public questioning its ability to dislodge the long-standing NRM government. With just over a year until Uganda’s 2026 general elections, the country’s opposition finds itself in a precarious situation. Political analysts are raising alarms over what they…

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Takeover Highlights Critical Challenges for Girls in Crisis

This year’s focus was on addressing the pressing issues girls face, particularly in the West Nile region. In commemoration of International Day of the Girl Child, Plan International Uganda hosted an experiential “Girls Takeover,” spotlighting the challenges facing girls in crisis. This year’s focus was on addressing the pressing issues girls face, particularly in the…

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Mentorship Program at Dokolo Progressive SS Bearing Fruit, Says District CLO

The Dokolo District Community Liaison Officer, Leo Moses Ogwal, has called on community members and school administrators to make better use of Community Liaison Officers under the Uganda Police community policing module. ‎Ogwal made the remarks last week while addressing students of Dokolo Progressive Secondary School during a Youth Mentorship program organized in collaboration with…

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Amolatar District Launches Vaccination of 60,000 Cattle and 120,000 Goats and Sheep.‎

‎By Ogwang Andrew Kizito, Communication Officer ADLG .‎‎The Chairperson of Amolatar District, Morish Ogwal Omara, has launched a livestock vaccination campaign targeting more than 60,000 cattle and 120,000 goats and sheep.‎‎The exercise follows the delivery of Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) vaccines for cattle and Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) vaccines for goats and sheep by…

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Over 1,000 Girls and Young Women in Dokolo Receive Startup Kits from MUJHU Project

By our Reporter DOKOLO – More than 1,000 adolescent girls and young women in Dokolo District have received startup kits from Makerere University John Hopkins University project, (MUJHU). ‎MUJHU, is a great pride indigenous medical research and care organization that has been serving the community since 1988 and actively involved in providing community HIV programs…

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