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Olive Nabiryo

Reporter · UG

Indexed articles, last 90 days
37
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Sep 11, 2026
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Top 500K sites
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Aug 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Olive Nabiryo

    Mental health experts urge parents to create safe spaces for children (opens the original)

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    As the final academic term this year is yet to kick off on September 14th for pre-primary, primary, and secondary schools, mental health experts have advised guardians to embrace coherent parenting and to create safe places for children to express themselves. Speaking on the sidelines of a national conference on youth mental health, Ministry of Health officials asked proprietors of all educational institutions to implement the weekly one-hour mental health and psychosocial support session rule f

  2. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Olive Nabiryo

    Lawyers adopt technology to reshape the legal profession (opens the original)

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    The Uganda Law Society has today unveiled the second edition of its Digital Transformation Tech Festival – TechFest 2026. The festival is aimed at driving technology adoption in the legal profession, with organizers saying most legal-tech tools in use are foreign and do not reflect the African context. Speaking at the unveiling of sponsors today, the Chairman of the Festival and Managing Partner of Diamond Advocates, Galandi Tony Kiire, said this year’s main festival will be held in Munyonyo on

  3. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Olive Nabiryo

    MPS discover inaccurate asset values in Luweero (opens the original)

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    MPs on the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee have questioned Luweero District officials over discrepancies in the valuation of the district’s property. The MPs were concerned about what they described as inaccurate asset values. Committee chairperson Betty Nambooze said she was surprised to find that some district assets had been assigned values they considered questionable. Among the concerns raised was the valuation of motorcycles at 12 million shillings each, while a motor vehicle was v

  4. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Olive Nabiryo

    UMA TRADE FAIR : International trade fair targets shs10bn in sales (opens the original)

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    The 32nd International Trade Fair returns this October with a renewed focus on promoting locally manufactured products, creating markets for businesses, and supporting Uganda’s import-substitution drive. Organisers say the fair has grown from a small exhibition above the cricket oval into a major platform bringing together about 1,000 exhibitors. The event showcases locally made products, connects manufacturers with consumers, and creates opportunities for sales agents, distributors, and emergin

  5. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Olive Nabiryo

    GOLD ROYALTIES: Government urged to review gold royalty waiver (opens the original)

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    Uganda could collect significantly more revenue from its growing gold sector if the government strengthens royalty administration, mineral tracking, tax oversight and transparency, a new report has found. Gold has become Uganda’s leading export, with gross export earnings reaching about 3.1 billion US dollars in FY2023/24. However, after accounting for gold imported for refining and re-export, the net export value stood at about 478 million dollars. Ronah Nahabwe reports.

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