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Nigeria, Uganda population fastest growing in Africa -Report

A growing population is exertiThe populations of Nigeria and Uganda are the fastest growing in Africa, according to a United Nations Population Fund report. The report also indicates that the number of people ...The populations of Nigeria and Uganda are the fastest growing in Africa, according to a United Nations Population Fund report. The report also indicates that the number of people ...

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Uganda: Cabinet approves new bill on kings

The law includes a clause that not only bars kings and chiefs from engaging in politics but also prohibits politicians from riding on kingdoms. The kings and chiefs under the Forum for Kings and Cultural Leaders pledged loyalty to the sovereign state of Uganda and work as peers. They asked the Government to increase payment to the traditional leaders, fund their activities, give them budgetary allocations...

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Web Founder Berners-Lee Visits Uganda

TIM Berners-Lee, the inventor of the web and founder of the Web Foundation, visits Uganda next week.

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Uganda: Trial of Top Rwandan Genocide Suspect Starts

He spent over a decade on the run but his luck has run out. Genocide suspect Idelphonse Nizeyimana who was captured in Uganda last week appeared before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) this week.

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Uganda: Mutebi Lets Art Talk to Gulu

Ravaged by war for over two decades, the northern region of Uganda has arguably the highest NGO per capita in Uganda and, I could bet an arm and leg, in the whole of Africa. It is easy to know why.

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Uganda: The Politics of Hydro-Power Stations

It should be a blessing for a country to have natural energy resources such as petroleum, gas, coal, water with fast running rivers and falls.

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Uganda: State of UPDF Barracks

Shs 500bn spent on army per year but soldiers live in huts, lack toilets, dead bodies kept in patients wards

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Uganda: Swine Flu Mystery; is It Exaggerated Or Genuine Scare?

Joan Katushabe, a Senior Four student at Ishaka Vocational Secondary School in Bushenyi district, is scared of the AH1N1 virus (swine flu) that attacked Kitabi Seminary which is about 20km from her school. She says the press reports and strict guidelines the school authorities have issued increased her worries about the disease, which was first detected in Mexico early this year.

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Uganda: Tuition Loans Good for Education

Kampala International University (KIU) recently marked out a new path by launching Uganda's first ever university tuition fee loan scheme.

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Uganda: Year End Accidents Start

On October 26 presidential advisor on Religious Affairs Albert Byaruhanga died when his car knocked two pedestrians at Kyanda on Mubende Mityana road leaving one dead.

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Uganda: Soon You May Go to Prison for Modifying Women's Body Parts

On November 3, 2009, government announced a plan that will criminalise Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), a cultural practice among the Sabiny of Kapchorwa and Bukwo districts, and a few communities in Moroto and Nakapiripirit districts. FGM involves partial or total removal of a woman's external genitalia without medical recommendation or for non-therapeutic reasons.

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Uganda: Nigeria Makes Nation Shine

Last week, I was in Lagos, Nigeria and witnessed the tragedy of African politics. Nigeria is home of anything between 140m to 160m people. It has some of the most educated, intelligent, innovative and hard working Africans.

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Uganda: Way 2 Impolite!

Wainaina denies leading African lit renaissance but offers tips on how it can succeed - via mobile phone

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Book Review - Now That Uganda Has Discovered Oil...

Book: Poisoned Wells. The Dirty Politics of African Oil

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Somali Security Forces to Train in Uganda

UGANDA is to host a programme in which 2,000 Somalia security personnel will be trained by European Union (EU) soldiers.

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China Invests in Uganda

For instance, in Uganda alone, 49 Chinese enterprises have invested close to $62 million in diverse economic fields ranging from light industries and agricultural goods to construction materials and equipment.

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North Uganda - The Worst Place To Be a Child

North Uganda - The Worst Place To Be a Child - petercasier

The remote Karamoja region of northeastern Uganda has such poor health indicators that up to 100 children younger than five die each week, many of preventable illnesses.