Pakwach District Local Government

25/03/2026

Strengthening household income and improvement of agricultural productivity at grassroot level

09/03/2026

Save the date! 19th March 2026, at exactly 4:00PM all roads lead to Bar Omach PS play ground.Place your predictions 😄😄🤗

17/02/2026

Promoting literacy, strengthening early childhood learning and cultural identity

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10/02/2026

Omito Robert Steen

03/02/2026

Meet our 14yr old PLE 2025 star Aparwoth Liz who scored agg.4 from Pajobi PS.This performance has made history in the greater Nebbi. Congratulations 🎉

30/01/2026

12/01/2026

Notice for Oral Interview, mark the date!

03/12/2025

Strengthening tourism communication in Uganda UGANDA WILDLIFE AUTHORITY ( UWA)

03/12/2025

21/01/2025

Notice for Oral Interviews.

18/06/2024

In commemoration of the Day of the African Child under the theme: “Education for all children in Africa: the time is now” MEMPROW-Uganda-Uganda in partnership with Pakwach District Local Government held an advocacy walk to raise awareness and add voices to advocate for second chance education for Child mother’s in schools. The Chairman LCV Hon. Omito Robert Steen pledged absolute commitment to stand for the girl child and children in general without any discrimination in order to achieve the Pakwach that we want.
The Chief Guest of the day- Acayo Christine the District Education Officer, Pakwach District Local Government appreciated MEMPROW-Uganda for the empowerment program of raising voices about the second chance education for child mother’s that most people are not aware of and speaking against social injustices in the society. She emphasized that education is the strongest empowerment for a girl child and Pakwach District local government is implementing all government polices to see that every child is in school.

12/06/2024

Pakwach District Local Government today held an advocacy meeting on mass drug administration against bilharzia with support from MOH, RTI. Act and USAID. Bilharzia is an endemic disease in the entire district of Pakwach.
According to Mr. Okumu Noah the district Vector control officer, the high risk group to get the disease are the school age children, fishermen and women and the prevalence of the disease within the district is highest in Panyimur Town Council. The call is for all stakeholders to join the fight and prevention against the disease so that we can have a community free of Bilharzia. The District leadership has pledged total commitment and support towards this campaign with the mass drug administration exercise that will run for a period of 10 days in all the 10 lower local government of the district.