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Apac District Council approves the Architectural Design of a 3.88b Council Complex

By Bongonyinge Felix

Communication Officer/Apac

Eng. Ogwang Emmanuel, the project engineer at Parvard Consult Ltd today 5th July, 2023 presented the Architectural design of the Council Complex to Apac District leaders at the District Scouts Hall.

The three floor building has a sitting capacity of more than 200, Offices, Boardrooms and other necessities. The Complex construction amounts to 3.88 billion shillings which is ought to commence after the Council mobilization of the funds.

Teboke shines as Apac launches the disbursement of Parish Development Model funds

Hon. Amongi hands over PDM Voucher to one of the beneficiaries.

By Bongonyinge Felix

Communication Officer/Apac

The Minister of Gender Labour and Social Development, Hon. Betty Amongi on Friday 30th June, 2023 officiated over the launch of the disbursement of Parish Development Model (PDM) funds in Apac District. The Honorable Minister together with the District Officials echoes to the beneficiaries to properly utilize the funds to achieve the programme’s intended objectives.

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Minister of Gender Labour and Social Development
Hon. Betty Amongi
Parish Development Model (PDM)
Apac District
District Chairperson
Odongo Asanti
Resident District Commissioner Mr. Abudul George
Mr. Julius Kapwepwe
PDM Secretariat

Parish Data Management Information System (PDMIS) Training in Apac DLG

PDM Training in Apac DLG

On 20th and 21st June 2022, Apac District Local Government conducted a two days training of Parish Chiefs and Town Agents who are to spear head the Parish Data Management Information System (PDMIS) exercise within the District.

The Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Mrs. Susan Oyepa applauds the data clerks for their generous will to help the District through the PDMIS implementation.

“It is not easy for the staff at the District Headquarter to carry out this exercise that is why we called you and I need appreciate and urge you to do it perfectly well.” She added.

Apac DLG receives a new CAO, Mr. Okaka Geoffrey

Apac District Local Government recieves a new Chief Administrative Officer Mr. Geoffrey Okaka following the transfer of Chief Administrative Officer, Mr. Grandfield Omonda Oryono to Adjumani District Local Government. The hand over /take over of office was conducted on Thursday, 10 March, 2022 at the district headquarters. The event was attended by members of the Political wing of Apac District Local Council, Technical staff members, Development Partners, Media among others. 

Ministry of Public Service inspects Apac District Local Government

On 24/02/2021, a team of officers from the Ministry of Public Service and other Inspectorate Agencies inspected Apac District Local Government. The objective of the inspection excercise were to;

1. Promote compliance with service delivery standards, rules, regulations, values, systems and procedures.

2. Offer technical support supervision to facilitate improved service delivery.

3. Establish the status of implementation of the planned activites in Apac DLG.

Budget Conference

Apac District Local Government conducts a budget conference on 24/11/2020 at Double Duez Annex, Apac Municipality. In attendance were honourable councillors, technical staff of Apac DLG, Development Partners.

Okae Bob, District Chairman appeals to farmers

Apac LC5 chief cautions farmers

Apac LC5 chairman, Bob Okae has advised farmers in the district to seriously engage in farming activities during this corvid-19 lockdown period.

“This can be a blessing in disguise for people to plant various crops and realize bumper harvests. There is adequate rain, and we must shed off the corvid-stress in gardens,” Okae told selected farmer group members at Production department grounds on  18th May 2020.

LC5 Chief advises farmers

Apac LC5 chief cautions farmers

Apac LC5 chairman, Bob Okae has advised farmers in the district to seriously engage in farming activities during this corvid-19 lockdown period.

“This can be a blessing in disguise for people to plant various crops and realize bumper harvests. There is adequate rain, and we must shed off the corvid-stress in gardens,” Okae told selected farmer group members at Production department grounds on  18th May 2020.

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