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Comprehensive Look At Uganda’s Land Tenure System

Comprehensive Look At Uganda's Land Tenure System

Uganda’s land tenure system is a complex web of policies, practices, and cultural traditions that govern the ownership, access, and use of land in the country. Understanding this system is vital for any individual. Especially those seeking a deeper insight into the dynamics and challenges surrounding land rights. In Uganda, land is a critical resource that holds immense value, not ...

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Makerere University Staff Vow To Strike Over Delayed Promotions, Salary Increment

Makerere University Staff Vow To Strike Over Delayed Promotions, Salary Increment

Makerere University staff members are considering going on strike due to prolonged delays in their promotions and salary increments, The potential strike poses a significant concern for the institution and highlights the growing discontent among employees. However through there joint staff association Makerere University Academic Staff Association (MUASA), Makerere University Administrative Staff Association (MASA)and the National Union of Education Institutions ...

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Police Detain Mother For Burning Daughters Over Bean Soup

Police Detain Mother For Burning Daughters Over Bean Soup

Police in Nakasongola have in custody a 27-year-old mother for allegedly burning her two daughters for stealing bean sauce. Justine Namuwonge, a resident of Kyabutaika, Kakooge town council in Nakasongola district is alleged to have burnt her two biological daughters, a 6-year-old Fatuma Nagenda and four year old Hajara Nassuuna. The two are both pupils of Kamukamu Nursery school in ...

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Residents Left Stranded As Bridge Collapses Due To Heavy Rainfall

Residents Left Stranded As Bridge Collapses Due To Heavy Rainfall

In a recent turn of events in Kasese Municipality, heavy rainfall has ravaged a key bridge connecting Kihalimu-Kyaminyoku local area, leaving countless residents stranded and cut off from essential services. The devastating impact of the deluge has washed away the vital link, exacerbating the challenges faced by the affected community. The aftermath of the torrential downpour has left residents grappling ...

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Deputy Speaker Of Parliament Tayebwa Expresses Concerns Over Cancer-Causing Pesticides

Tayebwa Expresses Concerns Over Cancer-Causing Pesticides

In a recent development, the Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Mr Thomas Tayebwa, has raised alarm regarding the use of pesticides that have the potential to cause cancer having been banned in the European countries “ it was brought to my attention in one of the engagements which we were having with the European Union and Africa that there are pesticide ...

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