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UNICEF and The Rockefeller Foundation teamed up to strengthen community-based primary health systems in Eastern and Southern Africa.

The collaboration between Naro scientists and the South Korean government are addressing Uganda’s rice productivity challenges

EXCLUSIVE: How a WFP food aid revamp has gone wrong for refugees in Uganda - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

In August, eight Ugandans were killed by armed men from South Sudan in a deadly clash over a piece of land in a remote village in Lamwo District

A universal approach to health: Q&A with Dr George Upenytho, Uganda’s Commissioner of Community Health | Malaria Consortium Blog | The Malaria Consortium Blog

Two centers for the treatment of nodding syndrome closed in 2017, leaving families with few options to manage the little-understood condition. Now, a priest has stepped in to help.

About 400 youth have acquired technical and business skills on the Productive use of Electricity (PUE) in Mpigi and Lamwo districts in the North

Farmers in Northern Uganda under their association [Northern Uganda Tractor Operators and Farmers Association] have organized a marathon race to raise 120 billion shillings for the establishment...

The governments of Uganda and South Sudan have established an inter-ministerial committee to expedite the demarcation process of the highly contested boundary between the two countries in the...

A new study conducted by the Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) has revealed that poverty is closely linked to poor performance in national examinations. The report revealed that both the Eastern and Northern regions have registered the poorest performance in national examinations in the last decade. According to the report, the Eastern region contributed 52.6% of