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Introduction: Recent studies have shed light on the alarming impact of extreme heat on human health, revealing that exposure to high temperatures can have devastating consequences, including an increased risk of stillbirths. As we grapple with the escalating threat of climate change, it is imperative to address the health implications... Read More
Introduction: Uganda’s journey towards full literacy is far from over, as recent reports from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) reveal that a staggering 9.2 million Ugandans still lack basic reading and writing skills. This dire situation demands immediate attention and concerted action. As we confront this pressing issue, it... Read More
In an age defined by rapid technological advancement, the internet stands as a catalyst for change, transforming the landscape of civic engagement in Uganda. As traditional methods evolve, the digital sphere emerges as a vibrant arena for citizens to voice their concerns, advocate for change, and participate in shaping the... Read More
In a poignant exposé published on the Daily Monitor, Uganda’s leading news outlet, the stark reality of education in Bundibugyo unfolds, revealing a sobering truth that challenges the very essence of educational equity and access. In this remote corner of Uganda, amidst lush greenery and rolling hills, lies a community... Read More
In a recent report published on New Vision, Uganda’s premier newspaper, the alarming rise in domestic violence cases has come to the forefront, highlighting a pressing issue that demands urgent attention. As incidents of abuse and violence within homes continue to overwhelm law enforcement agencies, it underscores the need for... Read More
Title: Is Women’s Emancipation Achieving Its Objectives? In a world where the fight for gender equality continues to gain momentum, the question arises: Is women’s emancipation truly achieving its objectives? The journey towards empowerment and equality has been marked by significant milestones, yet challenges persist, reminding us that the battle... Read More
Martha Karua has often been referred to as the Iron Lady, and now she could be just a step away from becoming Kenya’s first woman Deputy President. Raila Odinga named Martha Karua to the role making her the first woman to run on a major political party’s presidential ticket. “History... Read More