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Date Added: Tue, 22 May 2012 08:48:17 GMT
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Uganda, Rwanda tighten border securityNew VisionBy Steven Candia Uganda and Rwanda are to set up joint monitoring teams on their borders to guard against negative forces infiltrating the countries following renewed clashes in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The move by both countries to ...and more » |
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New Vision |
And the invasive water weed ravages water bodiesNew VisionTo mark 50 years of Uganda's independence, New Vision will, until October 9, 2012, be publishing highlights of events and profiling personalities who have shaped the history of this country. Today, JOSEPH SSEMUTOOKE writes about the water hyacinth that ... |
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URA officials in sh10b tax fraudNew VisionBy Felix Osike Uganda Revenue Authority officials have been implicated in a sh10b tax fraud. In a recent report, Auditor General John Muwanga said the officials entrusted with the collection of taxes were instead conniving with unscrupulous business ...and more » |
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Pan African parliament set to have legilative powersUGPulse.comCecilia Ogwal led Uganda's delegation to the Pan African Parliament; Uganda's representatives include; Hon. James Onyango Kakoba, Hon. Barumba Rusaniya, Hon. Amooti Otada and Hon. Sarah Ndoboli Kataike. Representatives of countries to the Pan African ...and more » |
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Date Added: Sunday, July 28th, 2002
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A Harvard study credits abstinence programs with greatly reducing the spread of AIDS in Uganda during the past several years. The report notes that infection rates have dropped 50% between 1992 and 2000 because of Uganda’s emphasis on promoting abstinence before marriage and fidelity in marriage.
The study notes that from the late 1980s until 2001, the number of pregnant women infected with HIV dropped from 21.2% to 6.2%. In Botswana, where condoms are promoted, 38% of pregnant women were HIV positive in 2001.
Abstinence before marriage and fidelity in marriage are the keys to solving the AIDS problem in Africa, but the U.N., International Planned Parenthood
Federation of America, and other pro-condom groups continue to promote condoms as a way of stopping the spread of this deadly disease.
Date Added: Thursday, July 25th, 2002
Contributed by: RCN Administrator
Ugandan rebels with the Lord’s Resistance Army have killed at least 42 people during a raid on a village in the north of the country. The rebels entered Muchwini, 285 miles north of the capital Kampala, and began killing people, an army spokesman said. There was no army presence in the area around the village at the time of the attack, allowing the rebels to escape. But troops are now pursuing the rebels, who are based in southern Sudan.
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