Why America’s spending priorities wipe out global health progress
Strengthening Africa’s health systems is strengthening America’s biosecurity.
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Bulgaria: Large protests against the euro
By Isidoros Karderinis Sofia, Bulgaria | On Sunday, June 8, 2025, protesters gathered in front…
The impact of technology on University learning
Educators play a vital role in teaching these critical evaluation skills, ensuring that students can navigate the vast digital landscape effectively.
3 Ugandan entrepreneurs chosen for ISHOW Premier Social Innovation Hardware Accelerator awards
The ISHOW Africa ventures’ innovations provide affordable, sustainable hardware technology solutions to agricultural, energy, healthcare, and transportation challenges.
International oncology experts meet in Kenya to address regional cancer needs
National Comprehensive Cancer Network and African Cancer Coalition take part in American Cancer Society Global Academy Regional Workshop to improve cancer care in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The importance of metaverse sites for the future of African WordCamp conferences
The growth of Africa WP Metaverse shows the continued need for robust digital infrastructures so African can connect, collaborate, cooperate and build digital ecosystems.
The emergence of electoral authoritarianism in Uganda: 1996 to date
In this case, NRMO (as registered by the Uganda Electoral Commission), which has the largest number of Members of Parliament, gets most of the money.
A new era of hope for Apac district: A journey of transformation begins
The truth is here, and it’s time for us to seize this opportunity and shape the future of Apac district, together.
Universities should share school practice fees with schools
universities should work with school administrators, teacher associations, and policymakers to design a fair funding model.
Despite being preventable and curabl, cervical cancer remains 4th biggest cancer in women
Agrees Pooja Mishra, Secretary of NCPI Plus that it is unacceptable when cervical cancer, which is preventable and curable – and the only cancer which can be eliminated – still kills 350,000 women worldwide.
From crisis to action: 10 strategic steps to conserve Uganda’s natural resources and restore ecosystems
Sustainable conservation requires strategic, coordinated and multi-stakeholder approach.
Presidentialisation of the opposition in Uganda
It will take a very long time to de-presidentialise the Uganda political landscape in general and the opposition in particular.