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Karamoja Indigenous Leaders Demand Constitutional Recognition, More Support to Fight Climate Crisis

By Cinderella Atenyo Indigenous leaders from across Uganda have called on government to formally recognize Indigenous Peoples in the Constitution, saying the absence of explicit recognition continues to limit their participation in decisions that affect their communities. The leaders say constitutional recognition would help protect their cultural identity, rights and …

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Karamoja’s Youth Say Climate Change, Unemployment and Exclusion Are Threatening Their Future

…Leaders at the Karamoja Youth Summit called for greater youth inclusion, climate resilience and long-term investment as the region faces mounting social and environmental challenges… By Francis Longom MOROTO – Youth leaders from across Karamoja have warned that unless young people are meaningfully included in governance and equipped to respond …

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“No One Should Die of Famine in Karamoja Again”: Minister Loki’s Assurance Comes Amid Push for Long-Term Resilience

By Cinderella Atenyo-Moroto The Minister for Karamoja Affairs, Hon. John Baptist Loki , stood before residents in Lokisile Parish, Lotisan Sub-County, Moroto District, and delivered a firm pledge: no one should die of famine in Karamoja again. On Saturday, government teams distributed 13,520 kilograms of maize flour and 6,760 kilograms …

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Poverty, Prolonged Drought Drive Surge in Child Labour & Early Marriage in Nadunget Sub-County

By Cinderella Atenyo-Moroto A recent community dialogue has highlighted how severe poverty and extended drought are intensifying child labour and early marriage in Nadunget Sub County in Moroto district, particularly affecting girls and undermining their education and future prospects. The event, held on Thursday last week under the theme “Youth …

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Ugandan Midwives Raise Alarm Over Severe Staffing Crisis, Call for Urgent Action

By Cinderella Atenyo Hundreds of midwives from across Uganda converged in Moroto District on Tuesday 5th 2026 to mark the International Day of the Midwife under the theme “One Million More Midwives.” They issued a passionate call for urgent government recruitment, warning that extreme workloads and critical shortages are driving …

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Gov’t risks misclassifying survival systems as external threats-Karamoja CSOs caution.

By Timothy Eodu Civil Society Organizations-CSOs in Karamoja have joined the rest of their colleagues in protesting the proposed “Sovereignty Bill” which government says is intended to protect the country from “Foreign Influence.” In agreement that the proposed Sovereignty Bill addresses legitimate concerns about foreign influence, they however cautioned that …

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WEST NILE FARMERS EXHIBIT HIGH QUALITY PRODUCTS IN AGRIBUSINESS AND CLEAN ENERGY EXHIBITION

BY RICHARD DRASIMAKU ARUA: SATURDAY 28, 03, 2026 A Chocolate factory is coming in one year to process cocoa beans into powder and chocolate in Koboko district. This was disclosed by James Baba, Former Internal Affairs State Minister and Member of Parliament for Koboko County. Baba who has been one …

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