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Strengthening Accountability in Public Service Delivery in Zombo Dear people of Zombo.

By a concerned Teacher in Zombo District I bring you greetings! It is with a sincere heart and genuine concern that I write this message. For many years, weak accountability and integrity failures have undermined public service delivery across this district. These shortcomings are among the key reasons Zombo has been ranked the poorest in the West Nile Sub-region. Gaps in accountability...

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2026-10-02 05:42:07

Rising Mob Justice Cases in Uganda - A Call to West Nile Communities to Reject Violence.

By Kumakech Sam KUSAJA, Social Policy Analyst. The recent killing of rugby player Sydney Gongodyo through mob action is a tragic reminder of the growing threat of mob justice in Uganda. While communities are often frustrated by crime and delays in the justice system, taking the law into one's own hands can never be justified. Mob violence undermines the rule of law and often results in the...

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2026-06-22 12:18:52

TRAGIC DEATH ON DANGEROUS AYILA BRIDGE: Nebbi District Chairman Vows Action as Truck Driver Loses Life

By Zoomer Uganda Editorial Nebbi District, Uganda – A hardworking truck driver, Aduba Musisi Emmanuel, died on Sunday morning after a road accident on the notorious Ayila Bridge in Parombo Sub-county. Musisi, who was en route to Parombo for his routine duties at around 8:00 am, lost his life when his vehicle was involved in an incident on the narrow and unprotected bridge. According to...

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2026-06-01 10:09:43

Response to the Proposal on Water for Production in West Nile

By Oringi Denis | Zoomer The proposal to support West Nile with water for production through the construction of reservoir dams on River Ora, River Kochi, and River Enyau, alongside solar irrigation schemes and valley dams for commercial farmers, is a good and strategic idea. Water for production is critical for commercial agriculture, livestock farming, food security, and climate resilience....

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2026-06-01 09:32:51

Uganda’s Corruption Crisis: The Anita Among Saga and the Pain of a Nation

By Face Up Uganda | Kampala Uganda is once again facing a painful national conversation about corruption, public accountability, and the widening gap between the wealthy political class and millions of citizens trapped in extreme poverty. At the center of the storm is Anita Among, the Speaker of Parliament, whose name has increasingly become linked to allegations of unexplained wealth, lavish...

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2026-05-17 10:45:58

Ggaba Toddler Murder Trial Adjourned to Monday as Court Hears Mental Health Evidence

By Zoomer Africa | Kampala Uganda The High Court sitting in Ggaba has pushed the closely watched murder trial of Christopher Okello Onyum to Monday, April 20, 2026, after hearing fresh medical testimony on the accused’s physical and mental condition. The case, being heard through Uganda’s first Mobile High Court session in Ggaba, centers on the killing of four toddlers at the...

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2026-04-17 16:06:34

Uganda’s Clean Energy Transition Faces Reality Check as Charcoal Dominance Persists

By Face Up Uganda Uganda’s ambition to transition urban households from charcoal to cleaner energy sources is facing significant resistance, as deeply rooted consumption habits continue to shape everyday life. Despite government targets to reduce reliance on traditional biomass from 75 percent to 50 percent by 2030, charcoal remains the primary cooking fuel for the majority of urban...

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2026-03-17 20:36:11

UNLOCKING ECONOMIC POTENTIAL:COFFEE FARMING IN WEST NILE REGION AND NORTHERN UGANDA.

As a social policy analyst,I'm excited to share the vast opportunities in coffee farming, particularly in West Nile and Northern Uganda.The Alur land of Erussi-Goli corridor in Nebbi District and entire belt of Zombo Districts is well-suited for fine Arabica coffee, while Robusta coffee thrives in the lowlands of almost all districts in Northern Uganda. The Benefits of Coffee Farming. Coffee...

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2025-09-21 12:00:08

Kibuku schools closed as teachers join national strike over pay disparities

By Zoomer Africa Editorial Kibuku, Uganda: Teachers in Kibuku District have joined their colleagues across the country in a sit-down strike that began as the third term of the 2025 school year opened, demanding long-overdue salary increments and improved welfare. The Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) declared the industrial action on Tuesday, September 11, citing three years of...

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2025-09-17 12:11:30

Strengthening Accountability in Public Service Delivery in Zombo Dear people of Zombo.

Rising Mob Justice Cases in Uganda - A Call to West Nile Communities to Reject Violence.

TRAGIC DEATH ON DANGEROUS AYILA BRIDGE: Nebbi District Chairman Vows Action as Truck Driver Loses Life

Response to the Proposal on Water for Production in West Nile

Uganda’s Corruption Crisis: The Anita Among Saga and the Pain of a Nation

Ggaba Toddler Murder Trial Adjourned to Monday as Court Hears Mental Health Evidence

Uganda’s Clean Energy Transition Faces Reality Check as Charcoal Dominance Persists

The Future of Uganda: When Power Centralization Risks Public Trust

The Plight of Arts Teachers in Uganda: A Call to Action.

Uganda Tourism Board Suspends 18 Tour Companies Over Fraud Allegations

UNLOCKING ECONOMIC POTENTIAL:COFFEE FARMING IN WEST NILE REGION AND NORTHERN UGANDA.

Kibuku schools closed as teachers join national strike over pay disparities