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Why milk prices have gone down - Vimarsana News

Why milk prices have gone down

The farmers want government to heavily invest in the dairy value chain to boost productivity, improve quality, and create more opportunities

Educationist Katsigaire rallies parents, children to embrace TVET Education - Vimarsana News

Educationist Katsigaire rallies parents, children to embrace TVET Education

Amos Tayebwa Mbarara The former Rwampara County 2021 MP Aspirant, Elly Katsigaire, has urged parents and the Children especially S.4 and S.6 leavers to stop overlooking Technical Vocational Education and Training(TVET) education as some consider it a place of failures. Katsigire, who is one of the Directors of Ibanda University and Alliance Vocational Institute, says that most parents

There is no curfew in Kamwenge, say police - Vimarsana News

There is no curfew in Kamwenge, say police

Following the security meeting, Gen Katsigazi assured the public that despite the attack, night gatherings and other events would go on uninterrupted during the festive season in Kamwenge District

Health workers offer tips on preventing diabetes infections - Vimarsana News

Health workers offer tips on preventing diabetes infections

Health workers in Ibanda District are concerned over the increasing number of people suffering from diabetes. The district health officer Julius Bamwine says the prevailing situation is made...

Source: ntv.co.ug
NRM MANIFESTO REVIEW: Ministry of Water & Environment success stories in the last two years at glance - Vimarsana News

NRM MANIFESTO REVIEW: Ministry of Water & Environment success stories in the last two years at glance

BY VENENSCIAS KIIZA In 2021, Ugandans went to the polls and 59% voted the National Resistance Movement (NRM) for another term with President Museveni on the steering wheel. The 2021 NRM re-election bid success followed a promising manifesto hinged on securing the future of Ugandans. Voters felt convinced and showed this through the ballot box.