December 2023 – Page 11

02
Dec

Uganda Unveiled: A Tapestry of Culture, Innovation, And Resilience

Nkunda Ricky / 1 year
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4 min read

Nestled in the heart of East Africa is a nation that defies easy classification. Renowned for its awe-inspiring landscapes and diverse wildlife, Uganda reveals itself as a rich tapestry woven with threads of culture, innovation, and unwavering resilience. Venturing beyond the conventional tourist trails unveils a deeper narrative that captivates those willing to explore.

01
Dec

Technology

Digital Data gathering to Facilitate the response to Disease Outbreaks

Benzo kats / 1 year
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3 min read

The health ministry has introduced a digitalized data portal/dashboard, allowing VHTs to use phones for efficient data collection, preventing data loss. The initiative, supported by the government, involves distributing 8,350 phones to VHTs. Kalangala – Village Health Teams (VHTs) have long maintained extensive databases while gathering information on clients with HIV/AIDS, expectant mothers, and children, […]

01
Dec

Empowering Through Education: Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s Call at the Fundraising Dinner for Bishop’s Girls School Rushere

Cherop Amarie / 1 year
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3 min read

Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations (SPA/SO), emphasized the importance of promoting girls’ education during a fundraising dinner for Bishop’s Girls School Rushere. Citing Mao Zedong’s adage that “women hold up half the sky,” Gen. Kainerugaba asserted that the underrepresentation of girls and women hinders societal freedom, affluence, and stability.

01
Dec

President Museveni Says Most Of The Problems Are Caused By Leaders

Nkunda Ricky / 1 year
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4 min read

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni disclosed that the majority of challenges affecting Ugandans stem from their leaders. According to him, the existence of many issues faced by citizens could be mitigated if leaders were more transparent.

01
Dec

Prime Minister Nabbanja to Present Uganda’s Climate Goals at COP28

Asekeny Joan / 1 year
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3 min read

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja will attend COP28 in the UAE, representing the President. The summit in Dubai aims to address climate change, with a focus on limiting global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

01
Dec

Uganda to Host 27th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers to Strengthen Commonwealth Diplomatic Ties

Amanda Bae / 1 year
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3 min read

The upcoming Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers (CSPOC) in Uganda aims to fortify ties among Commonwealth Parliaments. Set to take place from January 3 to 6, 2024, the event will gather Speakers and Presiding Officers from 33 countries. Hon. Abdu Katuntu, Chairperson of the Coordination Committee, emphasized Uganda’s goal of enhancing diplomatic relations through collaboration with other parliaments. The conference is expected to boost tourism activity and create business opportunities, fostering trade relations with visiting delegations.

Ugandan Saccos Urged on...

Uganda Calls for Increased...

UCC Warns Artistes and...

Prime Minister Nabbanja Leads...

Uganda Announces Vanilla Season...

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja...

Uganda Unveiled: A Tapestry of Culture, Innovation, And Resilience

Digital Data gathering to Facilitate the response to Disease Outbreaks

Empowering Through Education: Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s Call at the Fundraising Dinner for Bishop’s Girls School Rushere

President Museveni Says Most Of The Problems Are Caused By Leaders

Prime Minister Nabbanja to Present Uganda’s Climate Goals at COP28

Uganda to Host 27th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers to Strengthen Commonwealth Diplomatic Ties

MTN Unveils Sh1b Push for Cashless.

Government To Regulate Real Estate Dealers

New World Bank Director Advocates for.

Electricity Costs Cut on Buggala Island.

Ugandan Saccos Urged on.

Uganda Calls for Increased.

UCC Warns Artistes and.