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Daily Monitor Sunday January 31 2021 Kalungi puts glue on a piece of leather before rolling it to make a handbag. PHOTOS | EDGAR R. BATTE Summary Fact. Selling handmade items online is a great way to be both creative and run your own business. After creating something you’re happy with, someone else has seen its appeal and chosen to pay money for it. What could be better? Once upon a time, you’d have had to spend a lot of time setting up your stall in craft markets and fairs to sell handmade items, but now you can do it all online.

Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 10:20 AM MYT BY YISWAREE PALANSAMY Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 21 — For some, digital learning is a necessity in the new normal wrought by Covid-19. But, for others, this alternative classroom experience is one that is filled with anxiety, fear and uncertainty as they grapple with technology and try to keep up with lessons. This sentiment is shared by both students and parents, who would like to maintain some semblance of pre-pandemic school life, while adapting to the immediate reality of the sta...

Daily Monitor Sunday January 03 2021 Summary Upclose. You have probably seen her photos doing rounds on social media dressed provocatively and recently causing a heated debate after she appeared in an interview saying she was a virgin. Doreen Kabareebe still insists she is a virgin. Isaac Ssejjombwe caught up with her for more.  Advertisement I pray. Do you pray for anything in particular? No, I say anything that comes to mind at that particular time. I talk to God like my friend. What is the first thing you do when you get to work? I first check my previous sales records.

Daily Monitor Tuesday December 22 2020 Summary Cases. Statistics from the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) office show that the bulk of criminal cases (about 70 per cent) are sexual in nature. Many Ugandan cultures perceive sex to be too private to be mentioned or discussed openly. Due to such strong cultural restrictions, some witnesses find it difficult to openly talk about sexual acts during the hearing of rape and defilement cases in court. Individuals, families and communities all use different terms to refer to the sexual organs. The DPP is now confident that the anatomic dolls ...