David Imaa

Several vendors operating along Tororo–Busia Road at Corner Junction have been left searching for alternative business space after Tororo Municipality and Osukuru Town Council enforced a trade order to clear roadside traders. The eviction follows a seven-day ultimatum issued to traders operating along the road, which falls under Tororo Municipality Eastern Division and Osukuru Town Council. Osukuru Town Council Town Clerk Samali Sabano Epiat commended the traders for complying with the notice. “They obliged by the seven-day notice issued to them,” she said, adding that the council is committed to supporting the affected vendors with space inside the gazetted market. However, Eastern Division Town Clerk Methuselah Oloka said the exercise was driven by policy and not a public meeting. “Compliance is required under policy. Anyone who fails to comply will face tough action from the municipal authorities,” he said. Business community leader Isaac Omachila...

By David Imaa    Tororo Saturday, May 3, 2026 DFCU Bank, in partnership with Rotary Club of Uganda, is marking 60 years of service with free medical camps across the country. Rotary eastern govonor. Middle deputy governor and. Rotary member The celebrations reached Tororo District on Saturday, May 2, where more than 1,100 residents benefited from a health camp held at Tororo Municipal Gardens. The camp offered services including eye care, reproductive health, general treatment, maternal health, and specialized attention to sickle cell and mental health patients. Speaking at the event, Angela Akongo Opiyo, Assistant Governor for the Eastern Area, Rotary District 9213, commended DFCU Bank for the partnership. She said the initiative primarily targeted sickle cell and mental health patients, stressing the importance of supporting these vulnerable groups. “We appreciate DFCU for this great partnership that is giving hope to patients ...