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Residents of Kanyogoga throw plastic bags containing faeces onto the roofs of their neighbours' houses at night, from which water is harvested In Chinua Achebe's book, Things Fall Apart, during one harvest, Okonkwo asked for seedlings from Nwakibie, a great man of the village.
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Global Environment Facility Representatives analyse projects to improve global environment
"Global Environment Facility has invested a lot in the African region, bringing together different themes of environmental governance into integrated strategies that cross local, national and regional boundaries while meeting and respecting our respective development agenda, national policies and programs," said Minister of Natural Resources, ... (more)
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South Korea eyes rural satellite communication
By Vision Reporter President Yoweri Museveni has called on South Korean investors to tap into Uganda's abundant resources, saying Uganda is a rich country with many resources that need to be exploited for development.
Entebbe express way diverted over compensation
An artistic impression of the Kampala-Entebbe express highway. It will be a dual carriage toll road starting from Busega to Entebbe Airport with a 13km spur at Kajjansi to Munyonyo By Billy Rwothungeyo Parts of the proposed Kampala-Entebbe expressway route have been diverted to avoid paying off expensive property owners and ease the weight on a ... (more)
3 arrested over night prayer girl's murder...
Three suspects have been arrested over the gruesome murder of an 8-year old girl who was defiled and strangled during night prayers at Pastor Wilson Bugemebe's church.
Quran Memorization and Interpretation Competition Kicks Off
By Mildred Nambi A Professor from the Royal Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, representing the Saudi based Holy Qur'an Memorization International Organization Prof.
Blog: In Uganda, media muzzled over alleged Muhoozi project
While Uganda's politicians and social media are abuzz over a sensational letter reportedly written by a top security official about a high-level assassination plot, police have dutifully harassed the mainstream press in a bid to suppress the chatter.
City lawyer remanded over sh300m fraud
By Michael Odeng A city lawyer has been charged and remanded to Luzira prison for allegedly obtaining money worth sh300m by false pretense.
By Vision Reporter President Yoweri Museveni has held talks with the visiting the UN under-secretary general and administrator of the United Nations Development Programme , Helen Clark, at State House Entebbe.
Uganda: MPs Now Turn Guns On Kamba
A section of lawmakers are accusing Kibuku County MP Saleh Kamba of fighting a proxy war against Speaker Rebecca Kadaga, after he petitioned the Constitutional court challenging her decision to retain four MPs recently expelled by the ruling NRM party.
Darling factory workers go on strike
By Godfrey Kimono Over 300 workers of Darling Company Monday morning engaged the Police in running battles as they protested against delayed salaries and alleged poor working conditions.
Malawi agriculture poised for greater growth with Norwegian support
Minister of Finance Ken Lipenga has said the agricultural sector in Malawi will increase its vibrancy after signing a K4.1 billion with the Norwegian government to improve research capacity of the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources .
Ugandan general faces arrest for talking politics
KAMPALA, Uganda A general who asked questions about President Yoweri Museveni's succession plans faces charges stemming from the alleged breach of an official code of conduct, a spokesman for the military said Monday, the latest twist in the unfolding saga of a senior army officer accused by some of harboring presidential ambitions.
Children in danger as vaccines run out
Five years ago, I advised Hon Dr. Stephen Malinga and Hon. Dr Otim Otiam Otala as custodians of health, on the looming polio outbreak and they did not listen.
Breathalysers reduce accidents
By Violet Nabatanzi The introduction of breathalysers and speed regulations have reduced the number of road accidents by 15%, according to the Police.