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In recent years, the telecommunications industry has undergone a remarkable transformation with the introduction of 5G technology, setting new standards for connectivity and reshaping the way we communicate and interact with the digital world. MTN Uganda, a leading player in the country's telecommunications sector, made history by becoming the first telecom operator to launch 5G

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Makerere University intends to train all Headteachers in Bugisu sub region and beyond in the area of administrative law which is calculated in enabling them to perform best of their abilities while managing the education sector. In a letter seen by this publication addressed to the district education officer Mbale, Lydia Musungu and copied to

Mental health

Aber Nicholetta Leonarda features in a drama series on Peal Magic Prime called Damalie as Drucilla. She says her role has been challenging but equally important to her growth as an actress. She sat down with Eric Kyama to talk about her career and acting in Uganda as a whole. Tell us about yourself. My

Her works often juxtapose reclaimed tree parts with found and recycled materials such as cans, keys, chains, and plastic.

Editor's note: Arthur Makara is the executive director of the Science Foundation for Livelihoods and Development in Uganda When President Museveni

Bacteria: Malaria is a potentially fatal infectious disease caused by parasites spread through the bite of infected mosquitos. According to the World Health Organisations most recent World Malaria Report, a projected 619,000 persons worldwide died from malaria in 2021, with 76 per cent of those deaths occurring in children aged 5 and under.

The Ministry of Education and Sports has appointed Prof. Celestino Obua as the new board chairperson for the Uganda National Examination Board (UNEB). The new board chairperson replaces Prof. Mary Okwakol, who has been at the helm of the examinations body for nine years. Obua was handed the reigns during a handover ceremony officiated by

Get latest articles and stories on Health at LatestLY. Many species of bacteria have been discovered by Indiana University School of Medicine researchers to be connected with an increased risk of severe malaria in humans and mice when present in the stomach. Health News | Researchers Find How Specific Gut Bacteria Increase Risk of Severe Malaria.