Innovative STEM Education Program Achieves Remarkable Success in Uganda, Senegal, Kenya, and the USA By Our Reporters Kampala, Uganda - Young Engineers Uganda, a pioneer in STEM education for children, has once again demonstrated its prowess by securing the second position at the Pan African STEM competitions in Kenya. This triumph adds to the program's
means withdrawing the funding for pepfar withdrawing the support that we provide for people to deal with a number of health issues that include hiv a.i.d.s.. with your experience in the region, i don t think we ve had a united nations president with more experience in that region. what is your hope for some how, somehow moving uganda in the right direction on this? you know, we have worked on this for a number of years. we were able, previously, to encourage the president not to sign the bill that was put in front of him. he has signed this bill regrettably. but they have not the president of uganda? the president of uganda, i m sorry. but he has not implemented the bill thus far. and we are hoping that he does not implement this bill. and we will keep trying to find
that hasn t played out that way. we shall set so far the white house has made no changes. we cannot punish the people who depend on our support. and while we find what was done in uganda horrific, it is unacceptable. you cannot criminalize homosexuality and use the death penalty to punish people for who they are. we cannot punish people who depend on our aid, who depend on anti programs that provide assistance for them to address this problem of hiv a.i.d.s. in uganda. we are still reassessing how we will respond to the ugandan government. we are not going to hold the ugandan people victims and make them victims of this horrific decision. and making them victims