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- Oct 1, 2026
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Health: New strategy seeks to make Uganda’s health services more male-friendly (opens the original)
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________________ The Ministry of Health has launched the National Health Sector Male Engagement Strategy to promote family health and increase men's participation in preventive healthcare.Dr Richard Kabanda, the commissioner for health promotion, education and strategic communication at the Ministry of Health, said the strategy seeks to address gaps in health programming that have historically left men and boys out.He said although men and women, as well as boys and girls, are likely to contract
Education: Universities challenged to introduce AI programmes in all courses (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - All Universities across the country should consider introducing Artificial Intelligence (AI) programmes and systems across all the courses they offer to enable students to cope with the current academic trends, Prof. Moses Muhwezi, the principal of Makerere University Business School (MUBS), has advised.According to Muhwezi, students should access AI as a tool that will help them ease their work during studies.‘‘Although basic computer literacy or general ICT (Information and Computer
Ent. & Lifestyle: From an old tree to a beautiful home (opens the original)
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________________Modern homeowners are increasingly choosing metallic doors and windows for security and contemporary appeal, while tiles and terrazzo have largely replaced cement floors. Yet some continue to embrace wood for its warmth, beauty and durability.Dr Lucy Mulugo Were is one of them. Her home features wooden front and back doors, timber flooring, a handcrafted staircase, wooden rails, mirror frames, cups and trays. “I love nature and having wood around me brings me joy,” she says. “I b
Health: Government to start providing sickle cell drugs at Health Centre IIIs (opens the original)
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________________ Monica Nakibuuka has a 17-year-old son, Moses Kyazze, who suffers from sickle cell disease. Nakibuuka says her son was diagnosed with the disease when he was only one year old, after doctors recommended that he be tested because he was falling sick frequently.Although Moses had sickle cell disease, Nakibuuka says he was able to walk, talk and perform normal activities like any other child.However, when he was nine years old in 2017, he developed a severe flu and cough while at s
Ent. & Lifestyle: Ugandan chefs urged to use food festivals to boost tourism (opens the original)
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Uganda's Consul to Eswatini, Tobias Kamugisha, has urged Ugandan chefs to participate in international food festivals to raise the global profile of Ugandan cuisine and promote the country's tourism sector through culinary excellence. Speaking during the four-day Southern Africa Food Festival (SAFFEST), held at the Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre in Eswatini from July 15 to 19, 2026, Kamugisha said food festivals provide an opportunity to showcase the relationship between food and culture thr
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