HeyJaredGerald Tenywa
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- Sep 14, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Special Reports: How the Nile River is turning against people (opens the original)
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A growing water crisis along Lake Victoria and the Nile has displaced communities and threatened millions. With extreme flooding expected to rise by 50%, Gerald Tenywa explores loss, resilience, survival, and the government’s response.“I woke up in darkness with my clothes soaked in water,” says Moses Musoke, a fisherman on Makusa Island in Lake Victoria. “I thought it was a nightmare. I couldn’t see anything, but I could hear children and women crying outside.”His worst fears came true. He was
Agric. & Environment: South Sudan’s Boma-Badingilo named UNESCO World Heritage Site (opens the original)
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___________________There is a new kid on the block in the heritage sites family. Boma-Badingilo, a 10,000-square-kilometre migratory landscape in neighbouring South Sudan, is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The inscription, approved during the 46th session of the World Heritage Committee in Busan, South Korea, marks South Sudan's first entry on the prestigious World Heritage List.This marks South Sudan's first-ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Boma-Bandingilo Migratory Landscape was officia
Agric. & Environment: NEMA demolishes controversial Lake Victoria perimeter wall (opens the original)
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________________ The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has demolished a controversial perimeter wall extending into Lake Victoria at Ddungu Resort Beach in Munyonyo, marking a major step in the government's ongoing campaign to restore wetlands and protect the country's water bodies.The demolition follows months of public criticism and a series of investigations by New Vision that highlighted alleged environmental degradation along the shores of Lake Victoria, where several develop
Education: How water, sanitation are aiding education in Kabarole schools (opens the original)
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_________________The targets may be distinct, but interventions towards the Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG) on water and sanitation are benefiting education, health and gender equality, among others. Gerald Tenywa and Naomi Kabarungi reveal how Kabarole is doing it.For the first time in its history, Rwankenzi Primary School in Kasenda sub-county, Kabarole district, is outperforming the neighbouring private schools.Janerose Kiiza, who is the headmistress of the school, says that they used to
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