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Making plastic bags out of bitter cassava - Daily Monitor
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Jinja to miss out on Shs500b project. Kadaga defends MPs Shs64b car deal. Charity group to support dairy farmers in villages. PS Muhakanizi, deputy face arrest over Shs6b. Boards of government bodies inefficient, says UNBS. Tackle root causes of teenage pregnancy. Tighten restrictions on import, export and sale of ivory products. Series: Tragedy on Mt Kenya as Ugandan choppers crash. We will sink you, al-Shabaab vow as UPDF weapons ship docks. Ask the doctor: Is a coil safe to use? The A-Z of Rio Olympics.
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We forgave Amin, says Luwum family - Daily Monitor
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Akena fight for Uganda House persists. UPDF bans shops, bars in barracks. Boards of government bodies inefficient, says UNBS. Crane bank launches campaign to promote saving and insurance. No looming debt crisis in Africa - AfDB. We will sink you, al-Shabaab vow as UPDF weapons ship docks. First blood: Weapons transport aircraft shot down, 11 crew killed. Father ruins daughter’s life with HIV infection. Delving into Hypman’s life as an emcee. Don't expect Pogba fireworks, says Mourinho. This week marked 3...
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‘Ill’ Ivorian leader to chair Cabinet meeting | Gambia Watchdog
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Investigative journalism, in-depth stories, breaking news, opinions, development, technology, health, education, politics and other burning issues. 8216;Ill’ Ivorian leader to chair Cabinet meeting. March 15, 2014. By BABOUCARR CEESAY and TAMBA JEAN-MATTHEW. Cote d’Ivoire’s President Alassane Ouattara (centre) walking. With a cane when hereturned. In Abidjan from medical treatment. In France on March 2, 2014. Photo Courtesy: Africa Review. The emissaries were Gambia’s minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr Abo...
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Government must do more to reduce the high maternal mortality ratio - Daily Monitor
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MPs call for justice over defiled girl. Drug shortage hits Jinja mental hospital. Why certain professions are not allowed to advertise. Low consumption affecting Uganda coffee prices, incomes. Free open source software to boost youth innovations. EABC in anti-illicit trade campaign. Traffic operations should continue. Olympics is beyond athletics, it’s about Ugandan workers’ plight. Series: Tragedy on Mt Kenya as Ugandan choppers crash. We will sink you, al-Shabaab vow as UPDF weapons ship docks. Only 41...
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Our role in the Great Lakes will be non-violent - Daily Monitor
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Supporters fight as Kyamadidi loses petition. Soldier rapes 70-year-old woman, jailed six years. Do not set foot in Ankole Diocese, Christians tell Ntagali. Boards of government bodies inefficient, says UNBS. Crane bank launches campaign to promote saving and insurance. No looming debt crisis in Africa - AfDB. Why some in police protect and serve through brutality. Can retired doctors cure a sick medical care system? We will sink you, al-Shabaab vow as UPDF weapons ship docks. Doodles alive on canvas.
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Pork eaters face epilepsy risk - experts - Daily Monitor
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Girls ask government to provide free sanitary pads. Residents decry absence of bus park. Is the cause of accidents speed or skid? Experts call for aviation staff training to meet standards. Why we must fight alcohol abuse now. Olympics: You can’t pick money in Jinja when walking in Masaka. How leader of al-Qaeda in East Africa was killed. How US embassies were bombed. Series: Tragedy on Mt Kenya as Ugandan choppers crash. He does his farming the smart way. Put those empty wine bottles to use. The scienti...
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South Africa eyes Uganda’s oilfields - Daily Monitor
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Arrest Baguma on sight Court. Compensate charcoal dealers- Nadduli. Moroto leaders petition minister over land grabbing. Boards of government bodies inefficient, says UNBS. Crane bank launches campaign to promote saving and insurance. No looming debt crisis in Africa - AfDB. We will sink you, al-Shabaab vow as UPDF weapons ship docks. First blood: Weapons transport aircraft shot down, 11 crew killed. Father ruins daughter’s life with HIV infection. Research attributed for improved varsity rankings. Presi...
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Forecast demand in Uganda’s oil sector to develop local content - Daily Monitor
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Gold theft scandal: Col Kulayigye suspended. Minister blocks Shs500 million offer to private hospital. Public X-ray machine recovered from private clinic. Women urged to embrace cross-border trade. Private sector okays workplace gender equality programme. Why certain professions are not allowed to advertise. KCCA should follow international municipal governance models. Ending our Olympic misery: How to win several medals in 2036. How leader of al-Qaeda in East Africa was killed. Tuesday October 30 2012.
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Why do Africans Leave their Countries Willy-Nilly? (Africa Review) - Asoko Insight
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Construction and Real Estate. Why do Africans Leave their Countries Willy-Nilly? By Prof. John O. Oucho Africa Review May 18, 2015. The Spanish coastguard intercepts a traditional fishing boat carrying African migrants off the island of Tenerife in the Canaries. UNHCR A. Rodriguez. Av dropcap1]T[/av dropcap1]he only time African countries recognise their emigrant nationals is in reference to remittances to them that supposedly contribute to homeland development. Those directly recruited by a firm are mor...
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Babyetsiza lives against all odds to fulfill dreams - Daily Monitor
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Soroti ambulance turned into garbage truck. MUST students strike over retake policy as VC hides. Soroti ambulance turned into garbage truck. Why certain professions are not allowed to advertise. Low consumption affecting Uganda coffee prices, incomes. Free open source software to boost youth innovations. EABC in anti-illicit trade campaign. Traffic operations should continue. Olympics is beyond athletics, it’s about Ugandan workers’ plight. Series: Tragedy on Mt Kenya as Ugandan choppers crash. Destined ...
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