Browsing by Author "Wenani, Derick"

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    Bulambuli landslide victims decry delayed resettlement.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-03) Wenani, Derick
    On November 27, 2024, several sub-counties of Bulambuli district, especially in the upper belt, suffered devastating landslides, which hit the area, leading to the death of hundreds and the destruction of properties.
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    How waragi waste threatens vegatable farming in Mbale.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-24) Wenani, Derick
    In the suburbs and busy streets of Mbale city, it is common to see young girls, boys and elderly women balancing basins of fresh green vegetables on their heads. Among the vegetables are tomatoes, eggplants, bitter berries and other produce, supplied daily regardless of the season.
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    Sebei farmers protest Kapyoyon land deal.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-19) Wenani, Derick
    Sebei Elgon Cooperative Union members have disagreed over a plan to lease part of its land to an investor for 20 years. The Union owns 1,766 acres, of which 500 acres are to be leased to an investor. Some Union members said at least 500 families could be affected it the 500 acres are handed over to the investor.
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    Teachers cry out over missing Kyambogo results.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-13) Wenani, Derick
    A group of primary school teachers from eastern Uganda have demanded answers from Kyambogo University following the disappearance of their academic results, four years after enrolling for a diploma in education programme.
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    Visually impaired student defies odds to author books.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-02) Wenani, Derick
    Mr. Emmanuel Pande, a senior six vacationist has amazed many educationists by authoring and publishing two books despite being visually impaired. Born in 2004, Mr. Pande, who sat for Senior six at Iganga Secondary school last year, lost his sight at just one and a half years old due to an overdose of quinine administered for malaria.