Soroti District

Alfred Ekongo, a driver with Kakise Bus Company, has died from injuries he sustained in a road crash in Soroti City last week. Ekongo passed away on Wednesday at Soroti Regional Referral Hospital, where he had been admitted since the accident that occurred on Sunday, July 19. He lost both legs after the bus he […] The post Kakise bus driver succumbs to crash injuries appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd.

Housing Finance Bank Engages Soroti Customers, Pledges Better Financial Services and Faster Loan Processing PML Daily

Soroti, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Housing Finance Bank hosted more than 150 customers in Soroti on Friday, July 17, 2026, during an engagement aimed at strengthening customer relationships, listening to client feedback, and delivering financial solutions tailored to their evolving personal and business needs. The engagement brought together customers, bank leadership, and city officials … The post Housing Finance Ba

Soroti Fruit Factory has launched a US$21 million expansion project that will significantly increase processing capacity and diversify fruit products. However, the temporary suspension of fruit purchases during construction has raised concerns among farmers and local leaders over the loss of a key market.

MTN Uganda has brought its Y’ello Storm activation to Soroti as part of the Free Your Fire campaign, combining customer engagement activities, health services, community outreach and network expansion initiatives across the Teso region.

Three people were injured after a passenger bus veered off the road and crashed into a bridge at Opuyo trading centre in Soroti city in the early hours of Sunday. The Kakise bus, registration number UAS 159P, was travelling from Soroti to Kampala when the crash occurred at about midnight. According to eyewitness Isaac Olinga, […] The post Three injured as bus crashes into bridge in Soroti appeared first on The Observ

Soroti City Woman Member of Parliament Joan Alobo has welcomed the withdrawal of an election petition challenging her victory, saying the move clears the way for peaceful coexistence and a renewed focus on service delivery.