Authorities Reinforce Mpanga Bridge with Concrete to Replace Old Timber Structure
By CHRISTINE. Authorities in Fort Portal have moved to restore Mpanga Bridge following public outcry over its deteriorating condition. The bridge, which for years has served as a vital crossing point for business people and school-going children ,had severely deteriorated in recent months, raising safety concerns among residents. City authorities have now hired engineers to […]
Continue ReadingSurvivors of Human Trafficking Narrate Ordeals, Urge Public to Stay Vigilant
Alice K Survivors of human trafficking have recounted their traumatic experiences, shedding light on the pervasive threat of human trafficking in Uganda. Over the weekend during the graduation ceremony held at Sisters of the Holy Cross Justice, Peace and Rehabilitation Centre in Kitumba Fort Portal city, survivors shared their stories, urging the public to […]
Continue ReadingConcerns Rise in Fort Portal Over Lining up System in upcoming LC Elections
By CHRISTINE A Residents in Fort Portal City have expressed mixed reactions following the recent announcement by government to conduct long-awaited LC1 and LC2 elections. The Ministry of Local Government, led by Raphael Magyezi, together with minister of ICT and National guidance, Chris Baryomunsi, announced that LC1, LC2 and Women Council elections will be held […]
Continue ReadingRole of a Deanery in Catholic Church Explained as Bishop Muhiirwa Increases Deaneries in Fort Portal Diocese
Kaboha Rev. Fr. Gerald Akugizibwe the pastoral coordinator Fort Portal Catholic Diocese has explained the core purpose of a deanery in the Catholic Church days after the creation of two new deaneries in Fort Portal Diocese. Bishop Robert K Muhiirwa of Fort Portal Catholic Diocese recently announced the establishment of two new deaneries aimed at […]
Continue ReadingFrom Floods to Desertification, Ugandans Called to Safeguard the Environment
Editorial The State Minister for Public Service, Mary Grace Mugasa, has urged Ugandans to take personal responsibility in protecting the environment, warning that continued neglect could worsen natural disasters such as global warming, floods, and soil erosion. She made the remarks while addressing Christians at St. Charles Lwanga Kahunde Catholic Parish in Kyanaisoke Sub-County, Kagadi […]
Continue ReadingKabarole District Residents Harvesting Much From PDM Money
LUCKY Funds disbursed under the Parish Development Model (PDM) are transforming the economic landscape of Kabarole District, Western Uganda, where individuals previously confined to subsistence farming are now stepping into a brighter financial future. This innovative initiative, launched in the financial year 2021/2022, has empowered many households to transition into a middle-income economy, with some […]
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