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Jackie Nalubwama

Reporter · UG

Indexed articles, last 90 days
7
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Oct 1, 2026
Outlet visibility, for New Vision Uganda
Top 500K sites
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Jul 30, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Jackie Nalubwama

    News: Can AI be a challenge or solution to identity matters? (opens the original)

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    ________________ The National Identification and Registration Authority Expo at Kololo Independence Grounds is discussing several matters, especially the importance of registering citizens.Organised by NIRA, the expo has been sponsored by Bank of Uganda, New Vision, NITA-U, Uganda Security Printing Corporation, Kampala Capital City Authority and Tahafula.During a session whose panellists consisted of Uganda Security Printing Corporation, Uganda Communications Commission, NITA-U and Utel personne

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Jackie Nalubwama

    News: Govt to launch National AI Strategy this year (opens the original)

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    ________________ The government is set to launch its highly anticipated National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy before the end of this year, shifting toward agile, sector-specific regulations to keep pace with rapid technological advances.The move comes amid concerns that formal policy frameworks take too long to formulate, leaving regulatory bodies heavily reliant on the existing Data Protection and Privacy Act to manage emerging AI applications.Speaking on the balance between tech polic

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Jackie Nalubwama

    News: TIN to NIN move will be phased, not instant (opens the original)

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    ________________On a hot Wednesday (September 30) at Kololo Independence Grounds, Ugandans in the business sector listened attentively to URA panellists explaining the move from using the Tax Identification Number to the National Identification Number. The National Identification and Registration Expo, themed “My Identity. My Shadow. Never Apart.”, has been organised by NIRA, alongside its sponsors such as New Vision, Bank of Uganda, Uganda Revenue Authority, and Tahaluf and Kampala Capital City

  4. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Jackie Nalubwama

    Health: Simple workouts for a sedentary lifestyle (opens the original)

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    For some, the crowning glory is getting a desk job in an office that pays a handsome salary. They see all the perks that are attached to the job, but have no idea that being at the desk requires the necessary exercise to combat ill consequences. According to Aloysius Kizito, a fitness expert, simple and effective workouts can help those living sedentary lifestyles. “It makes it easy to break from the sedentary lifestyle of those who fear hardcore gym sessions,” he says, adding that walking and s

  5. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Jackie Nalubwama

    Ent. & Lifestyle: Where should a mirror be placed within the room? (opens the original)

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    _________________Like most things in life, it is not about whether or not you have attained something so much as how you have applied it.The same applies to interior design, especially in our favourite space of all time: home. If one chooses to have mirrors to feature in the home as a decorative piece or for its functionality, one has to be intentional about its position to have the greatest effect.Karim Kyaligonza of Kings Décor is of the view that a mirror strategically placed in a room makes

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