The district has eight subcounties, 95 Parishes villages. It is boardered by Amuru in North, Pakwach in the West, Omoro in the East and Kiryandongo in the South. According to census of 2014, Nwoya district has a populatiob of about 133,506 persons.…Read More »
The education and sports sector one of Uganda’s key social service delivery areas and it is responsible for critical government programmes such as Universal Primary Education (UPE), Universal Post Primary Education and Training (UPPET) as well as sports for enhancing citizens’ wellness/health/productivity…Read More »
Location: Northern Uganda, 02°30′N 33°30′E Land Area: Total Land: 1,549.8 km2 (598.4 sq mi)Population: 86,000 It is located in the Northern part of Uganda between longitudes 32° 2’E, 32° 10’E and latitudes 2° 0’N, 2°7’N. It has it total population of 366,200 people. It…Read More »
Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities is a Government Ministry with a responsibility to sustain tourism, wildlife and cultural heritage. This is aimed at contributing to transforming Uganda into a prosperous country. The Ministry has a mission to develop and promote the…Read More »
Oyam became a District on July 1st 2006, having been curved out of its mother district of Apac. While still under Apac, Oyam was the largest county. It is located in the Northern part of Uganda between longitudes 32° 2’E, 32° 10’E…Read More »
At independence, Nebbi District located in the North-Western part of Uganda, was part of the then West Nile District until 1974 when it was divided into North Nile, Central Nile and South Nile Districts. South Nile became Nebbi in 1980. Nebbi lies…Read More »
Applications are invited from suitable qualified Ugandans to fill the following vacancies in Yumbe District Local Government. Applications in triplicate in the PSC Form No.3 together with 3 passport size photographs and copies of academic documents should reach the Secretary, District Service…Read More »
The Local Government Act (Cap. 243) empowers District Councils to prepare comprehensive and integrated development plans incorporating plans of Lower Local Governments. It further obliges the Lower Local Governments to prepare plans incorporating plans of Lower Councils (parishes) within their areas of…Read More »
Bukedi District came into being in 1967 when the new Constitution was formulated by the then regime of the day. Its Headquarters was changed from Mbale to Tororo and became operational in 1968. It comprised of the countries of Pallisa, Budaka- Bugwere,…Read More »
The growth of Soroti dates as far back as 1904 when the then District Commissioner of Mbale sent Kakungulu to open up some administrative post in Serere, Gweri and Soroti areas. Part of Kakungulu’s team camped near the rock at Soroti chosen…Read More »
