{UAH} 'A typical country primary school':Published in the Uganda Atlas of 1962
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Masaba chiefs on a visit to the Europeans'
2.'The Acholi Chiefs
The one on the left is wearing a brilliant Hussar uniform.'
3.Uganda Argus, Tuesday January 4th 1966:Girls join the sorters.
Five girls have been engaged as postal officers in Uganda - the first time that girls have taken up this work in this country.They are working initially at Kampala head post office, learning work in the sorting office and on the public counter. Eventually, it is anticipated that they will work on the counter, dealing with the public. A post office spokes in Kampala said: "this is our first attempt to introduce girls to such posts. But there is no reason why they should not do just as well as men. If we are successfull in the initial experiment, we will probably engage more girls. Pictured are (from left to right Miss Margaret Nambatya, Miss Teopist Nakijoba Mukiibi and Miss Alice Mukonde.'
4.'A typical country primary school':Published in the Uganda Atlas of 1962. Looks like things haven't changed that much in the last five decades.
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Rehema
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-- 2.'The Acholi Chiefs
The one on the left is wearing a brilliant Hussar uniform.'
3.Uganda Argus, Tuesday January 4th 1966:Girls join the sorters.
Five girls have been engaged as postal officers in Uganda - the first time that girls have taken up this work in this country.They are working initially at Kampala head post office, learning work in the sorting office and on the public counter. Eventually, it is anticipated that they will work on the counter, dealing with the public. A post office spokes in Kampala said: "this is our first attempt to introduce girls to such posts. But there is no reason why they should not do just as well as men. If we are successfull in the initial experiment, we will probably engage more girls. Pictured are (from left to right Miss Margaret Nambatya, Miss Teopist Nakijoba Mukiibi and Miss Alice Mukonde.'
4.'A typical country primary school':Published in the Uganda Atlas of 1962. Looks like things haven't changed that much in the last five decades.
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Rehema
Patriot in Kampala,East Africa:UMBS is a registered organization devoted to matters of interest to Muslims in Uganda.Muslims from other countries are welcome to join us too. Follow us on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/#!/UMBSFORUM. To donate to UMBS activities, click on: http://um-bs.com/donate/ or just deposit money on UMBS Bank A/C at Bank of Africa:07074320002 .
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