| | HPV VACCINE IS SAFE, SAYS HEALTH MINISTRY
"Menstrual periods in girls are triggered by hormonal actions, oestrogen and progesterone to be specific. In any case, the vaccine is given only to adolescent girls, not babies, and does not have a contraceptive component," says a statement by the health ministry... Read more |
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Government to revamp Ankole palace "We are turning this palace into a centre of heritage and we hope it's going to be one of the tourism products for Mbarara. Whatever we are doing, we want to depict the original art of the former palace and as we are progressing to see Mbarara as a city, this is going to add beautification," says Godfrey Kiwanda, the state minister of tourism... Read more |
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| | Kabale school sued over missing child The child's father claims that on April 23, without his knowledge and consent, the school head teacher, Sister Margaret Tusiime, collaborated with Kirande to smuggle Nimurungi, a Primary Four pupil, to South Africa, where Kirande resides... Read more |
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City hotel faces closure for defaulting on tax "Despite several reminders and engagements with the management of Pearl of Africa Hotel way before the November 15, 2017 deadline, they only submitted their last returns on December 8, 2017. They have never made any single local hotel tax remittance since commencement of operations."... Read more |
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'Thousands' of dead migrants never identified With thousands of migrants dying at sea every year across the globe, European and African governments are struggling to keep up with the deaths and identify the bodies, experts told AFP... Read more |
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| | How a plan to save Kenya's rhino left 11 dead The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) describes the black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) as Critically Endangered just one step away from being extinct in the wild... Read more |
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| | | Arua fracas was preventable Taking time to generate ideas, formulate them, devise a strategy and anticipate possible problems seemed not enough in the Arua case. Security was skewed and slanted towards only guarding the event attended by the President, while neglecting the other rallies due to the underestimation that they did not matter. Yet to protect the President, realistically security needed to have deployed at those other rallies. As a result, the security themselves don't seem to understand until now how the fracas unfolded. One wonders how the visibly present security suddenly relapsed into a slumber that allowed the Presidential Motorcade with a right of way to end into a melee... Read more |
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| Why are politicians leaving behind a legacy of hate and dead bodies?
Since it is a digital age, very many Ugandans have now secured smart phones for themselves and it is like the new hot job opportunity on the scene because several people are on their phones 24/7, what they do with their phones, I don't really know but my feeling tells me they are always either in street talk, politics, lies or engaging in relationship issues on the different social sites. Very many politicians have resorted to using social media to capture the audience of the other section of the human beings called the youth and this has been so effective for them via mobilisation and engaging the youth either productively or in any other unproductive way.... Read more |
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| What needs to be done to support families of the missing in Uganda? Uganda has experienced various conflicts right from independence to about 2006 after the Juba peace talks. While the issue of the missing remains less pronounced in public fora, parents and other close relatives of the missing continue to struggle to come to terms with their ambiguous and unclear losses. The exact number of the Missing Persons in Uganda following nearly three decades of conflict remains unknown. The lack of attention to this issue and limited platforms from which to speak up have left the families of the missing silenced and disempowered. Some of the families have had to persevere with the painful thoughts of not knowing exactly what happened to their missing loved ones... Read more |
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| | USPA condemns harrassment of journalists "We as USPA do condemn the torture of our colleagues in the journalism profession by security forces. An attack on journalists is an attack on our profession. We must strongly come up to condemn it," says USPA president Sabiiti Muwanga... Read more |
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| | | Uganda ladies in fair start at AACT in Ghana Each country is represented by three golfers, with the best two scorers on each team contributing to the team total score in each of the three rounds. The AACT was born as a biennial event, in Harare, at Chapman Golf Club in May 1992, with 12 participating countries.... Read more |
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