To date, Aber Primary School that is deeply rooted in divine faith and commitment of the various stakeholders has passed out thousands of pupils – many of whom are currently serving the country and the globe in different capacities.
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tndQuestions I The big story of The Avocado Company of Uganda
The Avocado Company of Uganda is an agricultural company that was established in 2019 in Western Uganda, with the aim of developing an avocado value chain for the hass avocado.
Posted inPeople / View
Restore respect for public service – UPC’s Muzeyi
UPC encourages the government to consider borrowing a leaf from such terror alerts despite coming from external sources and tightening the loose ends.
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COP28: CSOs demand developed nations to meet Africa’s energy targets
Muhammed Lamin Saidykh, Head of Building Power at CAN- International said African experts need to be considered since they understand our unique challenges of Africa.
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Chucks Foods Uganda CEO on why local investors are ‘dying’
Maybe I need some support to guide me…but I don’t think that is necessary because I have done excessively on products that we plan to make as Chucks Foods.
Posted inDiplomatic News
U.S. visa ban on Ugandan top officials inconsequential – says Mugeni
Mugeni has blamed the U.S. for its continued support of Uganda besides the former issuing a Visa ban on officials.
Posted inAfrica / News
African journalists commit to unity to end gender violence in Africa at AWiM conference
African Union’s Agenda 2063 says that all forms of violence and discrimination against women and girls should be eliminated.
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AGOA ban, Gen. Museveni writes to Joe Biden
Meanwhile, the same U.S has issued an amended Visa ban on Ugandan senior officials over human rights abuses, and corruption, among others.
Posted inEnvironment / Oil & Gas
Global forest body cautions developing nations against embracing carbon markets
Carbon markets are trading systems where companies compensate for their greenhouse gas emissions by purchasing carbon credits from individuals or entities that remove or reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Posted inAgriculture
In Buliisa, keyhole gardens are powering EACOP-displaced women to rise above hunger
For Bero-Irwoth, she has since trained more than 300 women in the Albertine region under environmental rights group ‘Tufanye pamoja’ (meaning “let’s work together) in Swahili language.
Posted inNews / Security
MoData offers leading-edge anti-money laundering solutions to thwart criminals
For the past three decades, MoData has been offering innovative, intuitive and intelligent digital business solutions for the financial services sector, including implementation, professional advisory services and support.
Posted inEnvironment / Oil & Gas
Floods and elephants: How EACOP project is fueling wildlife conflict, biodiversity loss
Buliisa says that the EACOP has massively changed the landscape in the areas thus fueling more elephant attacks.