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363Health in Africa: the tree that hides the forest
In August, WHO’s Monitoring Report on Universal Health Coverage in Africa revealed a 10-year rise in life expectancy between 2000 and 2019....
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616ALI KARIM ALIO: How public private technology partnerships can boost trade and help realise Africa’s economic potential
NIAMEY —As the digital transformation continues to stride across Africa, it is clearing the way and opening vast swathes of potential for...
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634ROGERS WADADA: Is Ebola outbreak Uganda’s new tool for extorting money from the western world?
MBALE —Over the years, I have learnt something common between disease outbreaks and financial crises that have hit Uganda in recent years....
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736DAVID MAFABI: Yes, Nyege Nyege ended, left a mark but any lessons for us
On Sunday 18 September, after watching TV at 7.00 am, my daughter who is in P.1 asked me, “Daddy what is Nyege...
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995DAVID LEWIS RUBONGOYA: Understanding the genesis of Muhammad Nsereko’s Computer Misuse law
Following the 2009 Kayunga protests, the regime banned public meetings popularly known as Bimeeza and withdrew licences from several radio stations, including...
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908Artemis launch: Are we, once again, in danger of missing history’s bus?
By Andrew Besi Alongside Selene, ancient Greek religion identifies Artemis – daughter of Zeus – with the moon. She was also the...
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998Uganda’s Oil and Gas projects: The value at stake
KAMPALA —The East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline project (EACOP), which is meeting resistance from opponents of Uganda’s development, is one of the...
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ROGERS WADADA: Speaker Anita Among’s assassination fears are directly proportionate to her vindictiveness
Last week, the Speaker of Parliament Right Honourable Anita Among told legislators and indeed the nation that she had received assassination threats...
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1.1KOPINION: Nyege Nyege rift; power has become skewed in the executive’s favour
Political instinct seems to dictate to many that the speaker of Parliament – ‘the Parliament’s most powerful person – is the most...
