August 13, 2008 • 7:25 am 0
By Ronald Odongo
Amolatar
August 12, 2008: Namasale Sub County security authority in Amolatar district has netted about 3 people for persistently using the illegal fishing gears and burnt more than 80 undersized nets over the weekend. Read the rest of this entry »
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August 5, 2008 • 10:50 pm 0
By Ronald Odongo
Amolatar
Nearly one hundred parents of Abur-kidi Primary School in Awelo Sub County Amolatar district on Tuesday evening stormed the head teacher’s office demanding explanations as to why their children are paying shillings 300 daily to a mathematic teacher.
Abur-Kidi primary has been a community-owned school but the government took over this year and it is the first time for their pupils to sit primary leaving examinations. Read the rest of this entry »
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July 28, 2008 • 10:51 pm 0
By Ronald Odongo
Amolatar
Following a week-long intensive operations conducted by Amolatar district authorities in Lakes Kwania and Kyoga about one hundred local residents have been arrested for fishing using illegal gears. Two hundred bad fishing gears were confiscated and burnt. Read the rest of this entry »
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July 21, 2008 • 3:59 am 1
By Ronald Odongo & Omara Elem
Amolatar
Amolatar LC5 district chairperson, Alfred Adoli Ogwok (left) has sued the office of the attorney general and the district council for blocking the appointment of his vice chairperson.
He claims the district councillors have for the last two solid years been rejecting the appointment of Thomson Ebong Epia as his vice chairperson nominee with baseless allegations. Read the rest of this entry »
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July 8, 2008 • 7:04 am 0
By Lameck Angura
Amolatar
Bionsand filters worth 80 million shillings have been donated to Amolatar district in a bid to reduce water shortage. Read the rest of this entry »
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May 28, 2008 • 9:14 pm 1
By Fred Ogwang
Amolatar
Amolatar district presented its budget for the year 2008/09, worth 6.5 billion shilling, to the local council. Read the rest of this entry »
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• 9:12 pm 2
By Fred Ogwang
Amolatar
THE chairperson of Amolatar district, Alfred Adoli (left), has urged communities to plant more trees at their homes to avoid shortage of domestic fuel and building materials in future.
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