Nyanzi and Kenzo stir heated debate on copyright law
Media entrepreneur Nyanzi Martin Luther recently stirred discussion by questioning the value of the current copyright system in Uganda.
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Media entrepreneur Nyanzi Martin Luther recently stirred discussion by questioning the value of the current copyright system in Uganda.
Once intellectual giants reasoning with clarity, teachers now turn on each other like mudfish trapped in a parched swamp, yearning for the next rainy season.
My fifth surgery was in February 2021 at Mengo Hospital’s Eye Clinic. I was 72 years old. Cataracts were removed from my eyes to restore my declining vision.
While the Green Energy Initiative (GEI) of Bukona Agro Processors Ltd seems to appeal to the central government and the donors, the study found that local government leaders represented by both the sub-county at Koch-Goma and the Nwoya district local government are disgruntled by the lack of compliance with the agreed MoUs.
Climate Smart Jobs (CSJ) aims to economically transform the agricultural sector by working with a wide range of partners, including private agricultural companies, media houses, and academic institutions.
At least 30 mourners were using the same boat to cross to attend a burial in Kiryanga
By the time of reporting, seven bodies had been retrieved from the Lake, with ambulances dispatched to transport them to the Amolatar Health Centre mortuary.
By embracing innovative practices and resilient strategies, these farmers are not only securing their own livelihoods but are also contributing to a more sustainable future in the face of a changing climate.
Logisticians are critical in sustaining the UPDF and supporting the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs to achieve its mission and objectives,” Brig Gen Karugaba said.
The administrative secretary of the party for Dokolo John Bosco Otoke, appealed to the youth to embrace discipline for better future leadership.
Over the last 30 years, Kadaga has been a major political figure in Busoga, and the event is expected to draw large crowds from across the region.
The FICH report recommends urgent interventions by government, civil society, and development partners to close service delivery gaps.
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