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Call for vaccine policy review as neonatal tetanus resurfaces in Uganda - Vimarsana News

Call for vaccine policy review as neonatal tetanus resurfaces in Uganda

In 2011, Uganda was declared Tetanus free due to initiatives in improving maternal health in the country. However, since then, there has been a change in fortunes, especially with women who give...

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Minister seeks prayers to protect bibanja holders - Vimarsana News

Minister seeks prayers to protect bibanja holders

Minister Mayanja said the government has done everything possible, including enacting laws that protect bibanja holders, but the laws are being violated, so we ‘‘decided to pray for all the...

Ugandan political rapper, Obama Foundation leader and NGO manager: Richard Walakira carves his own path in Denmark - The Copenhagen Post - Vimarsana News

Ugandan political rapper, Obama Foundation leader and NGO manager: Richard Walakira carves his own path in Denmark - The Copenhagen Post

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MILKING UGANDANS! How love for profits forced MTN bosses to abandon popular 'MTN Kampala Marathon' - Vimarsana News

MILKING UGANDANS! How love for profits forced MTN bosses to abandon popular 'MTN Kampala Marathon'

MTN Uganda has decided to do away with popular annual event ‘MTN Kampala Marathon’ effective this year. They say something new and exciting is in the kitchen cooking. “As we embark on our mission to set new standards of excellence, we are taking a step back to realign our vision and innovate around how to

Grasshopper farming could create thousands of jobs for Ugandans - Vimarsana News

Grasshopper farming could create thousands of jobs for Ugandans

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