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Daily Monitor Saturday February 20 2021 Left: Some of the teens expecting babies display their craftswork at the rehab centre. PHOTO/Abdul-NASSER SSEMUGABI. Summary According to a survey published in the BioMed Central, United Kingdom-based scientific journal, in August 2020, 25 per cent of girls in Uganda give birth below the age of 18. Most of the cases are attributed to defilement, rape and incest. Advertisement Linda* is only 12 years old but eight months pregnant. On the fateful day, her aunt took her children to her supermarket in Mbarara, and left Linda home to prepare meals for the fa...

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Webcor Construction LP: Webcor Reorganizes Operations to Streamline Planning and Delivery Efforts SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESSWIRE / February 3, 2021 / Webcor, a leading California general contractor, has reorganized key elements of its Operations unit, establishing two new groups: Project Planning and Project Delivery. The move streamlines the company's planning and construction efforts and allows Webcor to focus on consistent execution regardless of a project's location or market sector. "Under this structure, regional Operations groups will share specialty expertise with whatever pursuit or ...

As qualification for Tuscaloosa's municipal election in March continues, another candidate has emerged seeking the mayor's office - Serena Fortenberry, a proactive and engaged member of the Tuscaloosa community and faculty at The University of Alabama. Originally from Georgia, Fortenberry moved to Tuscaloosa in 1998 to pursue a Master's Degree in English at the University of Alabama. She also earned a Ph.D. in American Literature in 2008 and has served as a faculty member in UA's English Department ever since. She has been married to her husband Wyn for 20 years, and they share thre...

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