Why ‘harm reduction model’ is the only way to save lives in post-abortion care
In Northern Uganda, where poverty drives women to untrained local providers, the “harm” is hemorrhage, sepsis, and infertility.
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In Northern Uganda, where poverty drives women to untrained local providers, the “harm” is hemorrhage, sepsis, and infertility.
The NSSF Chief Procurement Officer, Dan Mugura, commended women for their strong financial management skills, noting their growing influence in Uganda’s business sector.
Health workers in Acholi report that women often delay seeking care because they worry they will be reported to police or stigmatised by medical staff.
Addressing the women during the Women’s Day celebration, the Resident District Commissioner (RDC), Barbara Akech, thanked the people of Dokolo district for giving 82.4% of their votes to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.
The senior course representative, Colonel David Kararira, described the training as productive and relevant to commanders in the field.
The court will sentence MP Otukol Samuel, Osire Ezekiel and other convicts on April 1, 2026.
During a visit to the office of the Resident District Commissioner (RDC) of Amolatar on March 26, Papa Raphael Otaya highlighted significant educational challenges facing Lango and Kumam.
“So, cancellation of the results was evidence-based since the candidates could not perform as they did in the same examinations,” city inspector of schools, Nyamahunge said
A latest report by CAF on the status and readiness of stadiums, roads and hotels in Uganda ahead of the 2027 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) reveals “huge gaps” and “a lot of work to do” for the country to co-host games.
The primary focus areas of the budget include infrastructure, production, education, health, and water.
According to the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), Uganda’s forest cover has increased to 13.9% from 8% in previous years, thanks to restoration efforts.
The meeting was part of Ambassador Semivolos’ farewell engagements ahead of the conclusion of his diplomatic tour of duty in Uganda.
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