Interview: Mugeni on Uganda Muslims’ ‘untimely protest against’ homosexuality
If God still spares homosexuals, how much more must men he create imitate him?
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Profile: URF’s Eng. Andrew Naimanye elected president of East Africa Road Funds
The term of office for an elected president is two years. In 2025, another election should take place.
Top Archbishop in Uganda sends message to Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka
Archbishop Kazimba is one of the country’s top Arsenal fans and is not afraid to laugh at opposition in bad times, especially Manchester United.
How cottage industry can be a strong catalyst to the transformation of Uganda’s socio economy
To avoid past mistakes where some Ugandans mistakenly treat loans as tokens of political appreciation for their voting patterns, Kezala stresses that some conditions be attached to accessing the money through financial institutions with the government acting as the guarantor.
HIV/AIDS fight demands global focus to make resources available
In Uganda, a UNAIDS report of May 2021 estimated that 1.5m people have HIV. It also revealed that 1.3m people were aware of their HIV status and an estimated 1.2m patients were on treatment.
What to know as second health worker succumbs to Ebola
On Friday, Uganda announced two patients had recovered from Ebola Virus and were already discharged from the hospital.
Thousands attend HWPL Peace Summit in Kampala as network grows
Under Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW), Article 10: Spreading Culture of Peace, the HWPL urges States to,..
Uganda responsible for 70% of the world’s malaria cases
The global health body also noted that four countries accounted for just over half of all malaria deaths globally.
Uganda: Youth innovation, a paradigm shift in the health system
According to the innovator, backed by verifiable facts, in Uganda, a total of 16 mothers die and this is equivalent to a taxi crash claiming all passengers.
“The looming hunger makes life more difficult”: Full texts by UPC’s Muzeyi
UPC has noted with concern that the dry spell is currently a general problem across the country due to climate change that is brought about by deforestation and encroachment on wetlands hence the disastrous effects being faced as a country.
Uganda: Learners defy odds with various businesses during and after COVID-19 lockdown
From March 2020, schools in Uganda were closed and learners were placed into ‘total’ lockdown with the education sector the most affected.
Ugandan women spearhead the fight for climate justice
Due to a drastic climate change in the Lango sub-region as a result of cutting down trees, Lango is expected to plant 254,650 tree seedlings in this financial year (2021–2022).