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This study aimed to understand the factors associated with consistent condom use among OS-YP aged 15-24 years old on ART in Central Uganda.

JOHN SEMAKULA reports on how the Anglican Churchs ban on allowing expectant girls to attend schools has put them at odds with government policy and sparked a heated debate in the country...

Schools reopening but many students can’t afford to return to classes due to poverty and the need to earn income for families

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The project which was launched over the weekend in Kabembe, Mukono District- is budgeted to spend over Є1m according to Hendrik Jantson, a representative from Europe

July 21, 2021 Residents of Ojama village register for National IDs In a new report, “Chased Away and Left to Die,” human rights organizations found that Uganda’s national digital ID system, which is key to how individuals access their social rights, leads to mass exclusion. The report, a collective effort of human rights organizations, is the outcome of seven months of in depth interviews with a multitude of victims, health workers, welfare workers, government officials and other experts...

Overall, the total number of ministers from Buganda region has reduced from 18 to 15 (seven Cabinet positions and 8 ministers of state) in an 80-member Cabinet

In this competition, different vocational and institutional institutions present some of their best students for the diverse fields to compete in the set skills

Road side vendor waits for buyers for his pineapples “When we took over power in 1986, there were some people who were confusing Ugandans with the tribal issue of Bantu and Nilotic division. Now you can see that the new team of leaders is working together”. “I have been working with our former enemies, the Uganda People’s Congress Party (UPC). I now work well with Jimmy Akena

Agroecology as key for the future: building local economies in East Africa 25 May 2021 The positive impact of agroecological practices and their environmental, socio-cultural, health and economic benefits is highlighted in three interesting case studies from the “Building Local Economies in East Africa through Agroecology” project, funded by the Agroecology Fund and launched by Slow Food in collaboration with its local networks in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Cong...