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Browsing by Author "Ayoreka, Adolf"

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    Are Entebbe killers targeting organs?
    (New vision, 2017-08-23) Ayoreka, Adolf
    Social unrest among residents of Entebbe, especially women, keeps growing by the day due to the mysterious rape and murder of women. In a period of three months, seven women have been reported murdered in Nkumba parish and Abayita Ababiri in Katabi, Wakiso district, which has caused tension and fear among women in the area.
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    L. Victoria hotel faces demolition.
    (New Vision, 2017-07-21) Ayoreka, Adolf
    Following the on going implementation and construction of the Kampala-Entebbe express highway that has caused a number of people to lose buildings and homes, one of the historical hotels in uganda, LAICO lake victoria hotel, is set to be demolished to give way to road works.
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    Rotary cancer run to raise funds for bunker.
    (New Vision, 2017-07-17) Ayoreka, Adolf
    The Rotary club is to raise $1m for the construction of a cancer bunker at st francis Nsambya hospital.
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    Use government hospitals Entebbe mothers told.
    (New vision, 2017-08-16) Ayoreka, Adolf
    Pregnant women in Entebbe have been asked to desist from going to private health units for antenatal care because such facilities aim at maximising profits, rather than providing the required services. The women were encouraged to visit government- aided health centres, where they do counselling, testing and treatment of the mother and her unborn baby.
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