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Nadduli urges NRM to remember Luweero Triangle fighters - Vimarsana News

Nadduli urges NRM to remember Luweero Triangle fighters

Former Minister Without Portfolio Abdu Nadduli has urged the ruling National Resistance Movement not to ignore the cries of Luweero Triangle fighters, who have never been equitably appreciated...

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Heart, vessel diseases leading cause of deaths, say experts - Vimarsana News

Heart, vessel diseases leading cause of deaths, say experts

Heart, vessel diseases leading cause of deaths, say experts Sunday April 18 2021 Surgeons operate on a patient at the Uganda Heart Institute at Mulago in Kampala on April 17, 2017 . Photos | Rachel Mabala Summary Dr Omagino, a cardiac (heart) surgeon, says the institute handles more than 20,000 patients with cardiovascular diseases annually, and that they have performed more than  7,000 heart operations since it started open heart surgery in 2007. Advertisement Diseases of heart and blood vessels have risen to become one of the major causes of illnesses and deaths in the country. Non-commun...

Idea of using violence to rule took root in Moshi - Vimarsana News

Idea of using violence to rule took root in Moshi

Daily Monitor Friday January 15 2021 Summary Mr Peter Mulira says: Moshi is the immediate cause of our present predicament where the gun is the master.   Advertisement One Thursday afternoon in March 1979, Robert Sebunnya, presently the Presidential Adviser on Buganda Affairs, came to me in Nairobi to inform me that I had been selected to be in the delegation of one of the Anti-Amin groups at the Moshi Conference. The Moshi Conference of all anti-Amin Ugandan groups was a brain-child of President Nyerere, who wanted a Ugandan political cover to the military victory the Tanzanian army was no...