| | | Parliament renews demand for sanitary pads
Parliament has tasked the government to make good its pledge to give free sanitary pads to school girls if the initiative of transforming society through improving access to education is to be realised...Read more |
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Mother of intersex child desperate for help
Fiona Nalubega's baby was born with both male and female sex organs. She gave birth on October 29 last year at Kalisizo Health Centre in Rakai district...Read more |
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Judiciary has redeployed 11 officers with immediate effect, in a move explained as a routine reshuffle...Read more |
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Apple loses more ground in smartphone market
Apple lost more ground in the shrinking smartphone market last quarter, with a sales tracker saying the tech giant was pushed off the top-three seller list by a Chinese rival...Read more
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| | Hong Kong protesters defy police with 'hit-and-run' rallies
Police in Hong Kong fired tear gas on Saturday at pro-democracy protesters who defied orders to cancel a rally and blocked intersections across the city in "hit-and-run" demonstrations...Read more |
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| | | Why absence of political life makes our country's situation grim
Too often, we come across people who freely indulge in telling lies. It is their way of attempting either to conceal reality from others or to portray a false image of things in order to gain a favorable outcome for themselves...Read more |
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| Safeguarding and promoting children welfare in schools
The schools being a place where our children spend a lot of their teenage and adolescent period, every school should equip everyone at the school including non-teaching staff, pupils or students themselves with life skills ...Read more |
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| Chris Obore, the size of Parliament does matter
Chris Obore, the Parliament's director of communications and public affairs wrote an article titled "Size of Parliament doesn't matter, work of MPs does" published in the New Vision of Wednesday, August 7, 2019 on page 12. In that article, Chris laboured to pour cold water it the heated concerns of many Ugandans about the unnecessary big size of our Parliament...Read more |
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| | | | Liverpool start Premier League title hunt by thrashing Norwich
Liverpool taught newly-promoted Norwich a lesson on the opening night of the new Premier League season with a 4-1 win at Anfield on Friday to lay down an early marker in the title race...Read more |
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Proline starts on a high
Ivan Bogere was the hero of the day as Proline beat Masters Security Services 3-0 in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary round first leg at the Star Times stadium, Lugogo...Read more |
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