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Clinical experts have said that early diagnosis of invasive viral infections could save lives and reduce the rate of mortality in Nigeria.

Makerere University WFC had to come from two goals down to snatch a point off high flying Kawempe Muslim on Wednesday.

Elections

The city expects the university to be at an international standard to provide an alternative solution to the missing facilities at the main campus in Kampala

The Valley Warriors are top of the table on 13 points from five games and have won their previous two games (against Kampala Queens and Wakiso Hill SC) since the League resumed last week.

President Museveni Bids Farewell to Outgoing United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Representative

His passion has seen him journey to more than 30 tribal settings around Africa where he has artistically documented their portraits

His bodyguard, Cpl Richard Muhumuza of the elite Special Forces Command, was killed in the attack

The National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) denies allegations that Uganda may face Nigerias rejection of its degree certificates over authenticity concerns.

<p>Africa has a huge diversity of large mammals, but their evolutionary relationships and movement across the continent over time often remain a mystery. A new scientific study led by researchers from the University of Copenhagen sheds light on longstanding questions about the interplay between evolution and geography in one of these mammals, namely the iconic African bushpig, and helps settle a major question regarding prehistoric human activities shaping biodiversity patterns in Africa.&...