50% of Teenagers in Uganda Struggle with Mental Health, Including the Religiously Committed

According to findings from the Global Youth Culture report, many teenagers in Uganda are grappling with mental health issues.

The defense team in the Katanga murder case have insisted on the Assistant Director of Public Prosecution as a credible witness

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A new law banning child marriage has been introduced in Sierra Leone.

As part of the Watoto Church 40 years anniversary celebrations, all is set for the launch of Bobi Agribusiness Institute in Bobi sub-county, Gulu district.

The facility is expected to equip young people with skills that will not only address challenges of food insecurity, unemployment and limited access to education but also bridge the spiritual gaps in the community.

https://bobiagribusinessinstitute.com/

The First Lady and Minister of Education, Janet Museveni, applauded Watoto Church for its significant contributions over the past three decades during the church’s 40th anniversary celebrations at Kololo Independence Grounds.

The Ministry of Trade Industry and Cooperatives has announced a tax waiver for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from Northern Uganda who will participate in the forthcoming East African Trade expo.

The expo, now in its 26th edition will be hosted in Juba, South Sudan between October 26 and November 6 2024 and will bring together traders from across the bloc.

The Story Of An Ordinary Couple Following God’s Extraordinary Call.

As a first-hand witness to God’s incredible miracles in Watoto for over forty years, Watoto Founder, Pastor Gary Skinner has written a book, ‘Where Faith Lit the Way’, A memoir of courage over fear by Gary Skinner.

“Marilyn and I are ordinary people. We have many extraordinary stories, but the remarkable and miraculous things in the following pages have little to do with our ability, courage or strength. We have been privileged to play a part in God’s remarkable work…”

Gift song at the End

Shout It Loud: Fear will Never conquer me, Because I belong to Jesus.

In commemoration of the Day of the African child under the theme, education for all children, the civil society wants government to ensure that all children access education by eliminating school fees and other social economic barriers.