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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for New Vision Uganda
- Top 500K sites
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- Sep 2, 2026
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News: Christians rebuked on begging mentality, tipped to build sustainable wealth (opens the original)
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Many people have valuable knowledge and life experience that is lost when they fail to document it. This was one of the messages delivered by George Musisi, Member of Parliament for Kira Municipality, during the launch of Dr Michael Bikolwa Moses’ book, Mysteries of Kingdom Wealth, at Shiloh Ministries Namugongo.“Many people do not write. It means that the knowledge you have, you have left it with the world,” Musisi said. “The book is about seeking generational, lasting wealth, not a quick one.”
Health: 60 tablets donated to support learning, play for children with cancer (opens the original)
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Sixty computer tablets have been donated to children receiving cancer treatment at the Uganda Child Cancer Foundation at Mulago Hospital to support learning, recreation and social interaction during their prolonged hospital stays.The tablets were donated by Ken Stober, Group Managing Director of Simplifi Networks, Bugolobi, on August 31, 2026, in observance of Children’s Cancer Month, which is marked every September.For Stober, though he cannot alleviate the pain the children with cancer experie
Health: Cancer signs to watch for in your child and what to do (opens the original)
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Although the causes of many childhood cancers are difficult to identify, parents can play an important role by recognising possible warning signs and seeking medical attention early.About 3,000 new cases of cancer among children and adolescents are diagnosed in Uganda each year, according to the World Health Organisation’s 2024 report.However, only about 30% of these children present at cancer treatment centres in the country.“The most prevalent childhood cancers in Uganda include Burkitt lympho
Health: Communities equipped to survive after foreign aid cuts (opens the original)
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________________ Since the second inauguration of President Donald Trump in January 2025, foreign aid to African countries, including Uganda, has dwindled, forcing some non-governmental organisations to close while others struggle to survive.The cuts have also affected beneficiaries who relied on aid to meet their basic needs, including refugees, persons with disabilities (PWDs), youth, children and pregnant women.According to the Mo Ibrahim Foundation’s August 2025 report, only 891 (14%) of the
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