By Mike Rwothomio
The Alur Kingdom has received a new offer of half-bursary opportunities in health and science-related programmes from the Abim Institute of Health Sciences. The exact number of slots available under the scheme has not yet been specified.
In a formal letter addressed to the Prime Minister of the Alur Kingdom, Mr. Jonathan Opio, Director of Abim Institute of Health Sciences,...
By Mike Rwothomio
In a significant step toward transforming harmful social norms, the Alur Kingdom, a resilient cultural institution in the West Nile region, participated in a high-level training workshop hosted by the Council of Traditional Leaders of Africa (COTLA) Uganda Chapter in Gulu City from 24–26 February 2026.
The three-day capacity-building session brought together gazetted...
By Mike Rwothomio
The 11th Alur Cultural Festival is making a triumphant homecoming to its ancestral heartland, with organizers unveiling an exciting twist: proceeds from the star-studded event will fuel a major clean water revival project in Zombo District.
Set to light up Bar Okoro Stadium in Paidha on May 31, 2026, this milestone edition returns to core Alur territory after years of hosting...
A groundbreaking discovery has once again thrust Egypt’s ancient wonders into the spotlight, captivating the world with awe and curiosity.
Hidden beneath the sands of time, an ancient underground labyrinth has been unearthed, unveiling secrets that could reshape our understanding of Egyptian civilization and its mysterious past.
In the heart of the Egyptian desert, a team of...
The term “railbus” is a portmanteau of “rail” and “bus.” It aptly describes a vehicle designed to operate on both railway tracks and regular roads. These vehicles are typically smaller than conventional trains and offer a more flexible mode of transportation, especially in areas where building a dedicated railway infrastructure might be impractical.
Railbus...
By Zoomer Africa
On this Sabbath day, as many across Africa pause to pray, reflect, and seek the face of God, we are reminded of a truth deeper than politics, borders, and struggle: Africa is not forgotten.
This continent, rich in people, culture, wisdom, and natural blessing, was not created to remain broken, divided, or dependent forever. Africa was created with purpose. Our land carries the...
In Zimbabwe's major cities, heavy police deployment on Monday curbed planned protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa's proposed term extension. This move comes despite calls by prominent independence war veterans, who had previously supported Mnangagwa, for mass demonstrations.
Heavy police presence in Zimbabwe's cities subdued protests against plans to extend President Mnangagwa's term...
By Zoomer Editorial
On 27 July 1985, Uganda experienced a significant turning point in its turbulent political history when General Tito Okello Lutwa seized power through a military coup. This event marked the fall of President Milton Obote’s second regime and ushered in a brief but impactful period of military rule that lasted until January 1986.
Background: A Nation in...
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