By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo District Chairperson Samuel Muchunguzi Rwakigoba has urged civil servants, particularly teachers, to desist from multiple borrowing, warning that the practice is undermining service delivery in the district.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo District, Uganda – Thirty farmers attached to the Ahakatakuli Farmers Field School in Ihunga Sub-county have graduated after completing intensive training in modern coffee farming practices, marking a significant milestone in efforts to boost productivity and improve livelihoods in the region.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo District rolls out a Shs44.9 million fish restocking programme targeting community dams and farmers, aiming to improve child nutrition, reduce stunting, and boost household incomes through regulated aquaculture.
Ntungamo District has intensified its fight against child malnutrition and poverty with a Shs44.9 million fish restocking initiative targeting valley dams, community water bodies, and individual farmers, in a deliberate push to improve household incomes and nutrition outcomes.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo District and Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST) have launched a joint initiative to curb the alarming rise in suicide cases, linking the crisis to debt, chronic illness, and domestic strife among men and youth.
By Anthony Kushaba
Itojo, Ntungamo — A sea of mourners gathered on Sunday at Itojo playground in Itojo Sub County to pay their final respects to Anania Mugisha, fondly known as Kyafayo, a revered pan-Africanist and former Ntungamo District local government driver.
Born in 1952, Mugisha passed away on Friday, February 6, 2026, after a short illness. His life was marked by dedication to family and community, leaving behind three wives, 12 children, three sons-in-law, eight daughters-in-law, and 30 grandchildren.
By Anthony Kushaba
Farmers from Kanyampumo in Nyabihoko Sub-county, Ntungamo District, have received specialized training in digital agricultural tools as part of a new initiative aimed at improving modern farming practices and increasing productivity.
The training, held today at Nyabihoko Cooperative Society, targeted 30 farmers who are registered members of the cooperative. It was conducted under the Ntungamo District Production Department in partnership with Sustainable Crop Production and PlantwisePlus.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo District has emerged victorious in the National Scouting Competitions, clinching the overall trophy and two other major awards at the Kaazi National Camping Grounds in Entebbe.
The competitions, which kicked off on 21st August and concluded on 28th August 2025, attracted scouts from across the country. Ntungamo was recognized as the best and highest mobilizer of schools, with 21 institutions—including Muntuyera High School—actively participating. The district also triumphed in the scouts’ football competitions.
By Anthony Kushaba
Ntungamo
Ntungamo District has officially flagged off its team to represent the area at the 2025 National Primary Schools’ Ball Games and Special Needs Education (SNE) competitions slated for August 25 to September 8 in Yumbe District.
By Anthony Kushaba | Ntungamo
Baylor Uganda, with support from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has conducted a high-impact training aimed at strengthening disease surveillance capacity in Ntungamo District.
The three days training which started on Tuesday and held at the Ntungamo District Council Hall, brought together health professionals and district-level trainers, equipping them with essential knowledge and skills to boost early detection, reporting, and response to public health threats especially those arising from cross-border movements.
By Anthony Kushaba | Ntungamo
The Ntungamo District leadership has launched a Shs45 million project to upgrade the 13.5-kilometre Nyakyera–Ngoma–Nyarutuntu road, marking a major step in efforts to improve rural infrastructure and stimulate economic activity.
The road, which connects key trading centres and farming communities in Nyakyera Sub-county, has been in poor condition for over four years. Deep gullies, frequent washaways during rainy seasons, and eroded culverts had rendered it nearly impassable—hindering access to markets, schools, and health facilities.
