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Too Few Midwives, Too Many Patients: How staff shortages are affecting Uganda’s mothers
By Paul Tentena and Shabella Koshaba Melon Amumpaire is an expectant mother who goes to Mbarara City Health Centre IV…
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Persistent Power Outages: Should the bells for Umeme return be rung?
By Paul Tentena and Zabali Kuruthum Shena Twebaze is a Cakes Baker in Kakoba, Mbarara City. She bakes cakes for…
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Who is benefitting from road construction delays?
By Sasha Achola and Monica Kuei Catherine Nabweteme, 62, is a resident of Kirwanira Cell, Gombe Division, Nansana Municipality in…
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Public relations and communication practioners embrace PRAU at 50 Jubilee celebrations
By Edrisa Ssentongo Communication and gurus from different corporate companies and organizations have gathered and embraced the PRAU at 50…
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From Kitgum Streets to HiPipo: Badman Jelly G’s “Yelo-O” puts Northern Uganda on the map
For years he was known in the dusty studios of Gulu and Kitgum as Mr. 689 Badman, grinding out Lwo…
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Tuwe ku Ssente: The call every diasporan dreads
By Norman Katende Behind every transfer is someone who worked for that money. It is time for honest conversations about…
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UBOS, ICT ministry clash over national data strategy
The Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) has challenged the Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and National Guidance over its launch…
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Uganda calls for calm after Ebola case reported in Nigeria
Uganda’s Ministry of Health has urged the public to remain calm and vigilant following reports of a confirmed Ebola case…
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Masaka High Court upholds Nameere’s election victory despite recount irregularities
The High Court in Masaka has dismissed an election petition by Nalubowa Rose challenging the victory of Nameere Justine as…
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Nakalema Woos Irish Investors, Pledges to Tackle Business Bottlenecks
Uganda and Ireland are seeking to strengthen trade and investment ties, with a focus on investor protection, transparency and creating…
