Letter: Bring home our people from the Middle East
Ugandans working in the Middle East face many challenges which put their lives at risk in many respects, for example, abuse, torture and exploitation, illegal human organ extraction.
North's First
Ugandans working in the Middle East face many challenges which put their lives at risk in many respects, for example, abuse, torture and exploitation, illegal human organ extraction.
Merica Longok, the proprietor of Serenity Foods Restaurant which sells local dishes like boiled meat, chicken, vegetables, and beans, among other foods told TND News that they can no longer make any profits if they keep serving the…
A total of 35 youths are now running their blacksmith ventures having benefited from the program.
Kadaga was speaking during a five-day Greater Busoga Women Entrepreneurs Conference and Exhibition at PMM Girls in Jinja. The conference is organized by Busoga Business Community (BBC), a consortium of women-led enterprises.
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In Pakwach district, West Nile sub-region, the Resident District Commissioner [RDC] on Monday, August 22, 2022, issued a veto to the community and traders against the sale and consumption of uncertified alcoholic drinks.
RDC of Pakwach has warned the community and traders against the sale and drinking of illegal alcohol.
The exhibition is being organized by Busoga Business Community (BBC) and will run under the theme: “Revamping Busoga’s Economy, the Role of a Woman.”
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Participants at the BBC event will be drawn from Jinja district, Jinja City, Kamuli, Buyende, Iganga, Mayuge, Luuka, Bugweri, Namutumba, Kaliro, Bugiri, Namayingo, Kibuku, Pallisa, Buikwe, Kayunga and Buvuma.
AFAWA and the African Guarantee Fund invite financial institutions in Tanzania to sign up for the Guarantee for Growth program.
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