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Porous DRC, South Sudan borders expose West Nile to infectious diseases

“This region borders the two countries and has a huge number of refugee populations that move with their animals. In order to avert outbreaks like Anthrax and other neglected tropical diseases... → Read More

Authorities move to crackdown on juvenile fuel smugglers in West Nile

Uganda loses an estimated Shs3 billion daily in illegal fuel dealings, according to URA → Read More

Obongi locals left in the dark

Locals rely on solar or generators to power their homes, fridges, lighting, charge phones and operate video halls → Read More

Power outages crippling Okoro Coffee Union revival

The general manager of the union, Mr Gilbert Wachal, said in the event that the power is not sufficient, the operation cannot go on → Read More

West Nile patients dying due to power shortages

The residents appeal to government to connect them to the national grid → Read More

High GBV cases worry Arua city leaders

As high cases of Gender Based Violence (GBV) continue to be a thorn in the flesh in most communities across the West Nile Sub region, Arua District leaders and Civil Society Organizations have... → Read More

Nebbi farmers reap big from beekeeping

The venture has changed fortunes of the hitherto impoverished locals → Read More

Reject Muhoozi project in our marginalized region, West Nile opposition tell locals

Ubos in 2022 indicated that West Nile is second only to Karamoja as Uganda’s poorest sub region → Read More

Give education more funds, Belgium envoy tells Uganda

The education sector demands more funding to improve performance of students. → Read More

Soldiers brutalise Nebbi radio presenter

The presenter, who is currently admitted to a hospital in Gulu, said he is having difficulty in breathing because of the beatings on his chest → Read More

Travellers want park fees on Paraa route waived

The wildlife authority at the weekend issued a press statement indicating that it had only waived entrance fees for only four days → Read More

Police close waragi factory after 12 die

The West Nile regional police spokesperson, Ms Josephine Angucia, says 13 others remain admitted at various health centres → Read More

West Nile searches for economic soul in PDM

Tobacco is the chief cash crop, especially in Arua and Koboko districts, and farmers cherish it due to its ready market, but it is linked with poverty → Read More

Shs8b Arua plant lies idle, leaves farmers in despair

The factory lacks an operator to manage the business → Read More

Fight over stalls leave Arua market vacant

Some leaders have been accused of allocating stalls to vendors with conflict of interest → Read More

West Nile refugees turn to coal fuel to save tree cover

The government encourages refugees to use other sources of energy instead of firewood → Read More

West Nile locals face starvation as drought hits crops, animals

In Nebbi District, Ms Beatrice Acanda, a farmer, said she invested all her money in farming, but the dry spell has brought misery → Read More

Arua eulogises Dranzoa as academic icon, mother

As her Ecology teacher, Prof Mary Okwakol, the executive director of National Council of Higher Education, eulogised the late as an excellent performer → Read More

Defilement, murder, robbery dominate Court of Appeals sessions in Arua

Aggravated defilement, aggravated robbery and murder account for the biggest percentage of cases that are currently being handled by the Court of Appeal in Arua District. The appellate court sessions which kicked of this morning at Arua High Court premises will take one week with 40 hearings so far allocated to three judges led by Justice Cheborion Barishaki. While visiting Arua Main Prisons… → Read More

Prof Dranzoa: Girl rights defender passes on at 55

She has been eulogised as a passionate leader who championed the rights of the girl child → Read More