One portal for every district, run by the people who run the district.
Public notices, jobs, feedback and leadership on the outside. Chat, calls, recruitment and a site editor on the inside. Non-partisan, with a labelled space for every party.
Districts on the platform
gulu.localgovernment.devNorthern
Gulu City
The commercial capital of Northern Uganda.
4 party offices · 1 published positions
kampala.localgovernment.devCentral
Kampala Capital City
The capital.
4 party offices · 0 published positions
kapelebyong.localgovernment.devEastern
Kapelebyong District
Teso's newest district, created in 2018 from Amuria.
2 party offices · 1 published positions
kiruhura.localgovernment.devWestern
Kiruhura District
The cattle corridor district: Kazo road to Lake Mburo.
3 party offices · 1 published positions
mbarara.localgovernment.devWestern
Mbarara City
Gateway to the west.
2 party offices · 0 published positions
What a district gets
- 1
Recruitment that checks eligibility at the door
Residency, age, qualification and membership rules run at submission. Applicants receive a reference number and an acknowledgement automatically. Panels score on structured sheets and export the recommendation packet.
- 2
A public site officials edit themselves
Notices, programmes, contacts and events, edited from the workspace without a developer. Party offices publish into their own labelled space.
- 3
Chat, calls and a calendar for the leadership team
Department channels, party channels, direct messages and video calls. A Member of Parliament in Kampala reaches the sub-county chief the same way a colleague down the corridor does.
- 4
Posters and flyers from the job record
Print, WhatsApp status and Facebook versions in minutes. Party colours where a party is posting, district identity where the district is.
- 5
Directory and structure
Every office holder, what they are responsible for, and who they report to. Public for citizens, richer for insiders.
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Non-partisan by construction
Neutral platform, neutral district pages. Party content is coloured, labelled and audited. Citizens choose which party lens to read the district through.