Implications of splitting Tororo for community harmony | ON THE SPOT
The long-standing dispute between the Iteso and Jopadhola tribes in Eastern Uganda revolves around political representation, resource allocation, and cultural identity, dating back to colonial times. Tensions resurfaced in 1998 when the Iteso sought a separate district, citing marginalization. A notable incident in 2005, where an Iteso man ate a rat at a rally attended by President Museveni, highlighted the depth of the grievances. The discussion focuses on finding a resolution to these issues.
