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News
Masindi Muslims Receive Donations from Kinyara Sugar Limited
By Alowo Judith Kinyara Sugar Limited, a company known for its deep-rooted culture of compassion, generosity, and unity, has once…
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Masindi Inmates Receive Message of Hope from Kinyara Sugar Limited
By Mariana Kisakye On Monday, February 26, 2024 Kinyara Sugar Limited paid a courtesy visit to the Masindi prison. On…
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Agriculture
Sugarcane Prices Drop in Uganda
By Carol Kirabo Sugarcane prices are falling after a sharp fall in the prices of sugar in East African Community…
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Cultures
Cultural Leaders and CSOs in Uganda discuss Negative Cultural Practices Affecting Young People’s SRHR
By Lydia Alyecho Cultural leaders in the Bugishu and Sebei regions of Uganda are encouraging communities to do away with…
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Business
RHRN -2 Project Pushes for Parish Development Model to include Reproductive Health issues
by Janet Asege According to statistics, around 13% of Ugandans have a disability, but 78% of Uganda’s population consists of…
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Health
In Uganda’s Lango sub-region, health teams learn about the I DECIDE project
By Frank Okuga Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU) and PLAN International have informed district health teams in the Lango subregion about…
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Health
Karamoja communities to get free integrated reproductive health services
By Maureen Nakyazze Karamoja, Uganda, “In the past, Karamajong women gave birth without assistance and did not come to the…
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Environment
Getting her future back: how access to family planning is helping mothers in Uganda
By Mouryn Namawa Bundibugyo, Uganda – Zurufa Kabo’s life changed for the worse when she fell pregnant at 15, while…
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Cultures
To secure an equal future, Youth need equal access to digital tools and information
By Rashidah Mwanga In Uganda, digital technologies are fueling explosive growth, innovation, and connectivity. However, these tools are also causing…
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Education
Indigenous young leaders in Uganda are blazing a path to a better future for young people
By Dorcus Sande Chebet became a mother at the age of sixteen. Adolescent motherhood is common in her rural community…
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