Schooling ourselves to protect our present and secure our future
Recent data released by the WHO last month set the alarm bells ringing on drug resistance (or antimicrobial resistance or AMR).
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Zimbabwe, Cambodia get return on investment by addressing AMR
The European Commission supports and invests in the AMR MPTF because it ensures donor coordination, says Dr Gunilla Eklund, the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Health & Food Safety
Oped: UPC unleashes “Part B violence” in Lira City
So far, UPC, at least in Lira City, is suffering from a deficiency of ideas, and that’s why they would rather play rugby!
Reconsidering Tanzania’s leadership of Africa’s climate negotiations at COP30
For Africa to champion global climate justice effectively, its representatives must embody the very values they seek to advance — transparency, participation, and respect for human rights.
A brewing crisis: Millions of women still lack access to family planning
Rising unintended pregnancies can lead to increased school dropouts, child marriages, and gender-based violence, especially among adolescent girls.
L&D conference 2025 bridging the gap: Innovative learning for Africa
Showcasing cutting-edge L&D solutions tailored for Africa will create transformative connections and create opportunities for collaboration.
When I imagined death in a small aircraft crash in Masai Mara, Kenya, 1981
This chronology of small planes in Kenya seems to suggest that travelling in small planes is more risky than travelling on the roads of that country.
Amidst anti-gender push, hope pins on ICFP 2025 to shift gears towards SRHRJ for all
Activists are pinning hope on an upcoming global meet to galvanise a stronger and equitable response to deliver on these goals.
Opinion: Why the creation of Aber district is an unnecessary divide
Addressing a rally at Oyam Boma Grounds on October 7, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni “surrendered” after the crowds “voted” that Aber district be created from Oyam.
How individual merit politics continues to erode political pluralism in Uganda
Initially, the NRM/A more or less banned multiparty politics by simply telling Ugandans that it has reached a gentleman’s agreement to suspend political activities while it ruled, promising to hold multiparty elections after four years.
A tribute to Mzee Raila Odinga: The shaper of Kenya’s politics
The former Prime Minister of Kenya Raila Amolo Odinga died on Wednesday morning in India after collapsing, according to verified statements.
Fix sticky issues in the new curriculum
For the 2024 pioneers, UNEB required schools to submit Continuous Assessment (CA) scores only for S.4 term one and term two.