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Eight regional referral hospitals are set to receive health information systems equipment to facilitate the transition from paper to electronic record facilities. The Ministry of Health and...

Eight regional referral hospitals are set to receive health information systems equipment to facilitate the transition from paper to electronic record facilities. The Ministry of Health and...

Having developed a passion for journalism at a younger age, after high school, time was ripe for Muhumuza to take a step closer to his dream

He sought a job in IT after finishing his studies without much success and decided to continue with hospitality.

Uganda Martyrs progressed to the semifinals of this year's FUFA Women's Cup after eliminating holders Makerere University on Sunday.

Kawempe Muslim put an end to Kampala Queens' ambitions of winning a domestic double this season.

A shadowy Belgian foundation, allegedly funded by elderly Jewish philanthropists, has dangled a ‘grant’ for Malawi twice the size of the country’s national budget, but critics doubt the promised bonanza will materialise. Now amaBhungane has managed to question Bridgin’s elusive founder – and th...

In twelve matches so far this season, Black Pirates Rugby Club have fielded six different midfield combinations.

Malawi was taken by storm in November last year when the government signed a deal purportedly worth US$6.8-billion at a high-profile state launch with a Belgian registered private foundation – Bridgin.

When Bridgin Foundation executives came to announce the K6.8 trillion agreements with government last November, poor Malawians paid for their travel and accommodation. Bridgin Foundation’s president Mahmodou Tanko—whose organisation has a history of similar, but unconsummated nuptials in eight countries we have tracked—confirmed in an interview that the pact with Malawi required Lilongwe to foot