December 1
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Study Stress - Deal With It or It Deals You a Blow
New Vision
TWO months before he took his own life, Emmanuel Kagyina had hinted in his Facebook posts that he was troubled. He cited everything from stress, depression, to being neglected by... Read more »
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Poor Rail, Water Transport Slows Down EAC Growth
New Vision
Calls to revamp rail and water transport in the region are getting louder. This according to experts is against the background that only a fully functional railway and water... Read more »
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Oil and the Fallacy of Local Content [opinion]
New Vision
The furor and debate of months past on the issue of oil seems to have reduced to public murmurs, boardroom chatter and the occasional parliamentary debate. Read more »
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NRM Enjoys Victory in Kween By-Election
New Vision
The NRM flagbearer in Kween district, Paul Kapchemeiko Machinjach early Friday enjoyed smooth victory with 11, 575 votes, beating his two rivals, an independent and an FDC... Read more »
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Financing Energy Projects- Lessons From UMEME IPOs
New Vision
The just concluded Umeme Initial Public Offer and its subsequent oversubscriptions from all quarters is a clear testimony of the public's interest in the sector. My kudos to all... Read more »
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Bahati Offers 10 Radical Solutions to Corruption
New Vision
The chairman of Uganda Bus Owners Association Pastor Fred Bahati has proposed 10 solutions to end corruption which include the need for churches and mosques to begin shunning... Read more »
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Discordance - the Wrecker of Marriages
New Vision
Until World Aids Day on December 1, New Vision will publish daily HIV-related stories. Today, Stephen Ssenkaaa brings you the story of two women, who have borne the brunt of this... Read more »
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Boxers Ssenyange, Ddiba Face Off Tonight
New Vision
A scuffle that ensued at a press conference on Wednesday at Hotel Sojovaro and the verbal insults that have been on between boxers Zebra Senyange 'Mando' and Haruna 'Banabana'... Read more »
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Mpigi Residents Demonstrate Against Corruption
New Vision
Residents of Kayabwe in Mpigi district have demonstrated against corruption, saying they have been deprived of quality services. Read more »
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ARVs May Help People Live Longer But... [opinion]
New Vision
According to the 2011 demographic and health survey, majority Ugandans are knowledgeable about HIV/AIDS, modes of HIV transmission, testing, counselling and how to live positively. Read more »
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Pregnant HIV-Positive Mums Will Get Free ARVs - Gov't
New Vision
All pregnant women will get free anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs to stop the transmission of the HIV virus to the unborn babies, the Ministry of Health has said. Read more »
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Hard Work, Patience Paid Off for Dr. Akol
New Vision
Dr. Zainab Akol, the principal medical officer in charge of Family Planning at the Ministry of Health has dealt with HIV/AIDS issues for years. Read more »
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Key Players in Chaotic Oil Debate Not Found Yet
New Vision
The disciplinary committee has failed to identify the ringleaders of the chaotic Tuesday parliamentary session despite repeated rewinding and fast forwarding of the video footage. Read more »
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Behaviour Change, Communication Can Fight HIV Among Youth [opinion]
New Vision
Youth under the age of 30 constitute 78 % or more than three quarters of Uganda's population (Youth Map Uganda 2011). With majority of the country's productive population in this... Read more »
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New Vision
Ugandan investors get a second opportunity to acquire UMEME stock as the power company lists on the Uganda Securities Exchange today. The listing is expected to recharge activity... Read more »
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Condemned to Death for No Crime
New Vision
Patrick Zizinga was condemned to death for murder in 2004. Despite new police findings indicating he never committed the crime, he remains on death row, writes Charles Etukuri Read more »
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Woman Confesses Stealing Baby, Is Arrested
New Vision
Police in Kayunga district have arrested a 19-year-old woman who has confessed to stealing a three-week-old baby from within the neighbourhood. Read more »
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Uganda, Rwanda Wrongly Accused Over DRC Crisis
Capital FM
My country Uganda has come under heavy criticisms on the question of Eastern Congo where rebels have taken over governance since March 23rd 2012. The unnecessary toxins of gossip... Read more »
November 30
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Beware, Aids Still Kills! [editorial]
Observer
Tomorrow is World Aids Day and in Uganda official ceremonies to commemorate the event will take place at Kasensero landing site in Kakuuto county, Rakai district. Perhaps it is... Read more »
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Increasing Support to Survivors of Sexual Assault
IRIN
A new initiative in which qualified village nurses and clinical officers provide free medical examinations and counselling services to survivors of sexual and gender-based violence... Read more »
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New Vision
You may have experienced itchiness around the rectal area and wondered why, but before you rush to the doctor, have you thought about the last time you dewormed? Read more »
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New EAC Head Office in Arusha Opened
New Vision
The Presidents of the EAC member states have officially inaugurated the new multi-billion headquarters in Arusha. Read more »
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One-Border-Post to Ease Clearance of Goods in EA - Kikwete
New Vision
Non-tariff barriers, bureaucratic processes in decision making and the misuse of Rules of Origin are the main challenges that continue to undermine the integration agenda in East... Read more »
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African Press Review 29 November 2012
RFI
The ANC is having difficulty choosing new leaders. Are US investors frightened of SA's workers? Will Kenya's new political marriages last? And what happened to Uganda's missing... Read more »
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Civil Society Bosses to Strip Over Corruption
Observer
Civil Society Organisation leaders have threatened to publicly strip naked if officers accused of stealing pension funds and money meant for the recovery of northern Uganda are not... Read more »
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