Why Evangelist Albert Mvila is expected in Uganda next week
Mvila has been conducting the Africa Tour where he has planned to visit South Africa, Kenya, Zambia, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and Ghana.
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Dr Leyla Abdullahi: Why African universities and people should embrace EIDM
EIDM or EIPM is a process of involving the best available research evidence into the decision-making process anywhere.
Interview: AFIDEP’s Dr. Rose Oronje on the power of evidence for Africa’s development
AFIDEP was set up in 2010 to support governments in using data and evidence in decision-making on a day-to-day basis.
Experts explain kidney disease as Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso battles with it
As many kidney patients go unnoticed, Uganda’s surgeon, Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso, 37, has been diabetic for the past 20 years
Gen Muhanga rallies Congolese nationals to support joint operations against ADF
UPDF and FARDC are currently hunting ADF rebels in DRC and a number of them have been put out of actions.
Why beans are key to accelerating a change to our food system
An ambitious campaign, Beans is How, which is supported by the SDG2 Advocacy Hub and the Good Food for All campaign, aims to double the global consumption of beans, as well as peas, lentils, and other pulses by 2028.
Press Freedom 2023: Uganda ranks 133rd as Africa becomes new disinformation and propaganda lab
Journalists in Uganda face intimidation and violence on a nearly daily basis.
UNAIDS’ Byanyima speaks, staunchly condemns Uganda’s anti-homosexuality law
Reactions after President Museveni signed the Anti-homosexuality Bill into a Law on Monday has started coming, with the UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima speaking against it on Monday from Geneva.
Uganda to host Heads of State summit of the troop contributing countries to ATMIS
Proceeding the Extra Ordinary Summit will be the meeting of the Chief of Defence Forces, Permanent Secretaries and the Ministerial Session tomorrow of the ATMIS TCCs and Somalia due 25th and 26th April 2023 respectively.
The ‘height and depth’ of advancing internet rights to fight GBV
In Uganda, according to UN Women Global Database, 50 percent of women aged between 15-49 have or will experience IPV or GBV with the leading being lifetime physical or sexual intimate partner violence.
Ntinda Police Station fire: looking into the recent outbreaks
The WHO data shows that fire is the number 43rd among the leading causes of death in Uganda.
Museveni commissions first overhauled Russian helicopter in Africa
The President further stressed that the maintenance, overhauling and upgrading Russian helicopters in Uganda is a correct idea since it enhances the generation of local capacity, lowers labor costs.