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 Commission Yumbe, P.O.Box 1, Yumbe not later than 3rd January 2020. Hand written applications accompanied with… 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 Commission Yumbe, P.O.Box 1, Yumbe not later than 3rd January 2020. Hand written applications accompanied with… 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 jurisdiction. The plans developed by districts are a manifestation of decentralized local government service delivery as… 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 jurisdiction. The plans developed by districts are a manifestation of decentralized local government service delivery as… 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, Bunyole, West Budama, Tororo, and Samia- Bugwe. During Amini`s time, its name was changed to Tororo… 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, Bunyole, West Budama, Tororo, and Samia- Bugwe. During Amini`s time, its name was changed to Tororo… 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 for its strategic location on defence and availability of water from the nearby streams. Under the… 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 for its strategic location on defence and availability of water from the nearby streams. Under the… Read More »
Sironko district was created in 1999 under the Uganda Government’s decentralization programme aimed at bringing services nearer to the population. Located in the North Eastern part of Uganda Locate along latitude 10 12’27 N and Longitude 240 15’8 E, Stands at 3864 feet above sea level. North of Mbale district, Sironko is bordered by Kenya to the East, Kapchwora in… Read More »
Sironko district was created in 1999 under the Uganda Government’s decentralization programme aimed at bringing services nearer to the population. Located in the North Eastern part of Uganda Locate along latitude 10 12’27 N and Longitude 240 15’8 E, Stands at 3864 feet above sea level. North of Mbale district, Sironko is bordered by Kenya to the East, Kapchwora in… Read More »