Author: Temiteo Okwakol

By Eumu Emmanuel Kaberamaido: His Highness Raphael Otaya, the head of Kumam Cultural Heritage, has appealed to the government to bolster funding aimed at advancing Kumam Cultural Heritage, which lags behind. Otaya highlighted significant developmental gaps in various sectors, such as access to clean water, education, roads, and healthcare facilities, stressing the need for improved services for the people. He emphasized the necessity for a royal castle for the Kumam tribe to support local businesses and requested government assistance in its construction. Despite the challenges, Otaya commended the government for implementing poverty alleviation projects like Parish Development Model, UWEP, Youth…

By Eumu Emmanuel As Dokolo district prepares for a pivotal by-election, the NRM party’s administrative secretary, John Bosco Otoke, has announced a temporary halt to the registration process. This decision, aimed at ensuring fairness and efficiency, underscores the party’s commitment to a smooth electoral process. Otoke emphasized the importance of NRM membership, highlighting its role in decision-making and representation. Despite the postponement, he assured members that the materials are ready, awaiting the announcement of a new date. Meanwhile, in Kaberamaido District, initial turnout for registration has been low, with many members waiting until the last day. Some face challenges with…

By Otwakai Okwangadude Peterson In a scene reminiscent of community camaraderie, Ngora County MP Juliet Achayo Lodou Ekellot recently made headlines as she mingled with her constituents over a round of drinks at the Opot Township Malwa Joint. This seemingly casual encounter, however, symbolized a deeper political movement stirring within Ngora. Hon Achayo’s presence at the local watering hole was not merely for socializing but rather a strategic move in her mission to galvanize support and political participation among her constituents. With the upcoming fellowship race looming, Hon Achayo has taken it upon herself to mobilize NRM members in Ngora…

By Peterson Otwakai Okwangadude In a whirlwind of excitement, the winds of change swept through Damasiko Village in Amoroto B, Awaliwal, as scores of NRM die-hards gathered to welcome their next beacon of hope: Hon Herbert Edmund Ariko Okworo. Yesterday evening, the atmosphere crackled with anticipation as Ariko, adorned with the mantle of the people’s trust, graced the constituency with his presence. The air was electric with chants of “Ariko lullabies,” echoing the fervent support of trigger-happy fanatics who mobbed Damasiko with unbridled enthusiasm. With the zeal of a true leader, Ariko, the baby-faced visionary poised to represent Gweri County,…

By Patriotcorps Katakwi: In a strategic move to ensure a smooth and transparent electoral process, “Emasenik Ingariama,” the trusted private secretary to President Otuko Augustine, has descended upon Ngariam County with a dedicated team from the President’s office. Their mission: to oversee the NRM final registration day and baraza, addressing any concerns and ensuring a fair and credible registration process. With Ngariam County notorious for its history of election malpractice, Emasenik Ingariama’s presence signals a commitment to upholding democratic principles and fostering trust in the electoral system. As the clock ticks down to the final day of registration, anticipation mounts…

Dokolo; The political battleground of Dokolo is witnessing a surge in activity as leaders from the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC), based in Najanankumbi, converge to bolster support for their candidate, Dr. Rosemary Austin Alwoc Ogwal. Spearheading the campaign is Engineer Patric Amuriat Oboi, the FDC Party President, whose impassioned speeches are resonating with the crowds. Dr. Ogwal, daughter of the late legislator Cecilia Ogwal, is championing the values of Pan Africanism and the rule of law as she seeks to continue her mother’s legacy. Her message has found resonance among the populace as the election day looms closer. …

TESO: In a surprising turn of events, Ann Adeke Ebaju, the Deputy President of the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Party, has stirred the pot by urging the people of Soroti and Teso to register in the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Yellow Book. Addressing attendees at the belated Women’s Day celebration at Awoja Primary School, Adeke made waves with her unexpected endorsement of NRM initiatives. “If entering into the yellow book will help you escape poverty, please join,” she boldly proclaimed. Adeke’s statement, which marks a departure from her party’s traditional stance, has sparked both intrigue and controversy among political…

By patriotcorps Ngariam County, Katakwi District, is buzzing with political fervor as Augustine Otuko, the influential Private Secretary to the President for Political Affairs, pitches camp to spearhead the National Resistance Movement (NRM) registration campaign. With the registration window open from March 13th to March 17th, Otuko’s presence has injected a new energy into the drive, urging citizens to engage in the democratic process. From village gatherings to radio airwaves, Otuko leaves no stone unturned in rallying the NRM community of Katakwi District to participate actively in the registration exercise. As the former contender for the Ngariam County seat, Otuko’s…

By Richard Onapatum In a startling revelation, Kapelebyong Government School, located in the heart of the district, has been exposed for its dire lack of infrastructure. With only 20 desks to accommodate its students, the school paints a grim picture of the education crisis plaguing the Teso region. The district chairperson, Francis Akorikin, has sounded the alarm, calling attention to the crumbling state of educational facilities in Kapelebyong. “We are facing a serious struggle in terms of learning classrooms,” Akorikin emphasized. “Our schools, both primary and secondary, are plagued with dilapidated structures and a severe shortage of desks.” Akorikin’s concerns…

By Richard onapatum In a vibrant display of civic engagement, residents of Usuk County flooded the streets on Wednesday as their MP, Hon Bosco Okiror, spearheaded the NRM membership verification process. The streets were awash with yellow NRM shirts as enthusiastic supporters marched alongside their beloved leader, chanting slogans of unity and progress. The journey from Hon. Bosco’s residence to the verification center in Akisim village resembled a jubilant parade, with a convoy of motorcycles adding to the festive atmosphere. This remarkable turnout underscored the community’s commitment to the democratic process and their trust in the NRM party. Addressing…