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This interactive session fostered a deeper understanding of Runergy’s technological advancements and future plans.
Adjumani district still has 19 refugee settlements that are hosting 222,887 refugees as of May 31, 2024.
Anyoda Hellen Grace Angupale, who works at the Lira Regional Referral Hospital blood bank, confirmed that there are bad days for blood collection.
Dr. Joseph James Otim, in charge of Serere Health Centre IV, acknowledged that dental health has been a significant challenge.
Lieutenant Colonel Christian Noumba, the US Defence Adviser in Uganda, stated that the focus remains on developing medical capabilities for peacekeeping operations.
Annet Icumar, Serere District Education Officer, stated that many of the district’s 98 primary schools have suffered roof damage as a result of high winds.
Col. Richard Tukacungurwa, Judge Advocate, presided over the ceremony at Kampala’s Makindye Courthouse.
Across the country, several arrests have been made since the PDM was launched.
Through collaboration and support as the EAC, can we address the 21st-Century security challenges which have proven to be exceptionally complex, said Marizamunda.
Imam Musfara expressed sadness that no Muslim in Kole has benefited from government programmes.
Kella Teddy Ayo, district commercial officer for Amolatar, promised to assist women in registering their group as a cooperative so that members could benefit.
Only 20 schools took part in the recently concluded debates, despite Lira City having over 44 secondary schools.
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