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Medical apprenticeship programs critical in improving diagnosis - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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You probably know somebody who, after trying many healthcare facilities, was told there was nothing wrong with them and he/she should go back home. The symptoms persisted though and the more facilities visited, the more he/ she was told the same. Sometimes they were given painkillers to psychologically manage them. Desperate, they visited a traditional healer whose Thursday clinic deep in the village is thronged by many people who share similar experiences. The healer is basking in glory. He sav
Should parents distribute their wealth when they are still alive? - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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There is a series of videos that are trending on TikTok and other social media platforms where a son is accusing his biological mother of killing his biological father by denying him treatment abroad and/or sanctioning an operation she knew he wouldn’t survive. The videos have been circulating because the deceased was a prominent businessman and one of the wealthiest people in Uganda. The son claims wealth was the reason his father died. The accusations have caused discussions on social media. L
Practical skills here to stay even in the AI era - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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New British prime minister Andy Burnham (yes, there is a new one) has been ubiquitous trying to sell his vision and probably avoid the missteps of his predecessors. In one of the videos he shared on his social media handles, he is seen at a factory that makes trains. He says, artificial intelligence or AI won’t build them. He said AI can write a contract but it won’t make a train like the factory he was visiting, or even fix your leaking roof. Burnham is probably the first political leader of a
University students can self-teach AI to disrupt agriculture sector - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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The month of August will see public universities open their gates to first-year students. Joining university is one of the milestones many young people celebrate, the last step in the journey to the pinnacle of education. In a few years, they would be out of university and joining the workforce. But also, university in Uganda is really the first time somebody enjoys adulthood. The pampering starts to end once you join university. There are no teachers and wardens chasing you out of your room to
Spain may have won World Cup but Messi still offers plenty of lessons - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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The biggest football (or is it soccer?) extravaganza came to an end on Monday morning, East African time, after a month of drama, relentlessness, pure ecstasy, and even tears in host countries Mexico, Canada, and the USA. By the end of the tournament, Spain had triumphed over Lionel Messi’s Argentina, who were the defending champions. Messi, one of the greatest players of all time and considered in the same bracket by many as Brazilian legend Pelé and Argentinian god Diego Maradona (both decease
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