Apac became a District in 1974 and is located in Northern Uganda, at approximate distance of 250km from Kampala Capital City. Apac is structured with a Municipality, 8 Sub Counties & Town Councils, 54 Parishes, 376 Villages with a population of 221,962 and 52,327 Households.

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Hon. Tyan Denis, Councilor representing Akokoro Town Council on the District Council, calls on residents, businesses, and other stakeholders to embrace regular cleaning and take responsibility for keeping their surroundings clean. @onyukandrew1 @2026_2031

Tyan noted that "A clean environment is essential for safeguarding public health, preventing disease outbreaks, and creating a healthy community for all."

The Apac District team, led by the Environmental Officer, Mr. Okullu Haron, participated in a community cleaning exercise at Kayei Landing Site, Tetugu Ward, Akokoro Town Council.

Apac DLG today joined the rest of the country in commemorating National Cleaning Day, reaffirming its commitment to promoting environmental cleanliness, public health, and proper waste management. @OPMUganda @2026_2031 @onyukandrew1 @MoLGUganda @min_waterUg

@ApacDLG joins the rest of the country in the National Cleaning day. The District will be in Akokoro Town Council. @OPMUganda @2026_2031

The Deputy CAO of Apac DLG, Mr. Akubonabona Yusuf, has urged stakeholders to strengthen community engagement and communication to improve public understanding of the co-funding requirements under the Uganda Climate-Smart Agricultural Transformation Project (UCSATP). @MAAIF_Uganda

Mr. Yusuf made the call during a stakeholders’ meeting at the Apac District Council Hall, Apac District Headquarters, where he emphasized the importance of understanding how farmer groups and other project beneficiaries operate within their respective areas of jurisdiction.

The press briefing reinforced Apac District Local Government's commitment to keeping the public informed about government activities and fostering greater accountability in public administration.

By engaging with the media, the district leadership reaffirmed its intention to maintain open communication with residents while ensuring that information on key administrative processes, project implementation, and service delivery reaches the communities it serves.

As the Apac District advances the implementation of its programs for the 2026/2027 FY, the CAO reiterated that sustained commitment from both public servants and citizens will remain essential in delivering effective, transparent, and people-centered services across the district.

The CAO used the opportunity to make a direct appeal to district employees and residents to play their respective roles in supporting the district's development agenda.

He urged technical staff to remain dedicated, disciplined, and responsive in executing their duties, noting that quality public service depends on the commitment of every officer.

At the same time, he encouraged members of the public to continue cooperating with district authorities, participate in government programmes, and support initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and community development.

During the briefing, the CAO also addressed the day-to-day operations of Apac District Local Government, emphasizing the need for continued coordination among departments to ensure smooth delivery of services across the district.

He encouraged technical officers to remain focused on their responsibilities and to work collectively towards achieving the district's development objectives.

According to Mr. Olaboro, effective collaboration between the political and technical leadership remains vital for translating government policies into tangible benefits for communities.

Speaking during a press briefing held at his office on 21/10/2026, the CAO provided an update on key administrative and operational matters affecting the district, including the ongoing contract signing process and the implementation of government programmes.

The CAO noted that proper contract management is essential for delivering quality infrastructure and public services, emphasizing that all stakeholders involved in implementation must uphold professionalism and integrity throughout the process.

The Chief Administrative Officer, Apac District Local Government, Mr. Olaboro Emmy Ejuku, has called upon technical staff and the general public to remain committed to improving service delivery as the district continues implementing its development programmes. @MoLGUganda