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Drought Fuels Rise In Domestic Violence Cases In Amuria:Food Insecurity Linked To Increase In Gender-Based Violence.Leaders Call For Climate-Resilient Farming And Alternative Livelihoods.

Drought Fuels Rise In Domestic Violence Cases In Amuria:Food Inse...

Teso Leaders Call For Review Of Traditional Practice Of Widow Inheritance:Call Made During Community Engagement Organized By Redeem International.Creates Awareness On Property Rights Of Widow

Teso Leaders Call For Review Of Traditional Practice Of Widow Inh...

Missing Child Reunited with Family: Public Awareness Helps Trace Lost Families. Nsambya Babies Home at Forefront of Unity

Missing Child Reunited with Family: Public Awareness Helps Trace...

A family in Kampala has been reunited with their child after identifying her among abandoned children at Nsambya Babi...

Rotary Targets Community Challenges: New Service Year Plans Bulange Rotarians Focus On Community Needs As District Governor Begins Club Tour.

Rotary Targets Community Challenges: New Service Year Plans Bulan...

The Rotary Club of Bulange has outlined its priorities for the new Rotary year, focusing on community interventions i...

Uganda Repatriates Over 1,000 Citizens From South Africa:Kyankwanzi Hosts Returned Ugandans For Ideological Training.NALI Provides Counselling And Economic Education To Returnees.

Uganda Repatriates Over 1,000 Citizens From South Africa:Kyankwan...

In the wake of escalating xenophobic attacks in South Africa, Uganda has repatriated over 1,030 citizens, now undergo...

Gov’t Says NMG Investigations Nearing Completion: Media Stakeholders Await Clear Timeline on NMG Reopening. Ownership Changes Cited as Part of Ongoing Probe.

Gov’t Says NMG Investigations Nearing Completion: Media Stakehold...

It is nearly three weeks since security agencies suspended operations of Nation Media Group Uganda, leaving more than...

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