Browsing by Author "Batte, Edgar R."

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    Ampurire's battle and balance with bipolar disorder.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-08) Batte, Edgar R.
    She started asking a question but no one around her seemed interested answering, what exactly they were treating.
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    Fighting Aids through music
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-12-01) Batte, Edgar R.
    Fighting Aids through music and drama, information and knowledge about HIV/Aids is easily among all categories of people. At a time when the cause of HIV/Aids was still a mystry in Ugandan society, with some folks attaching witchcraft to its emanation, Singer Philly Bongoley Kifomusana Lutaya(RIP) announced that he was HIV positive.
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    Foods you should eat to keep a healthy prostate.
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-19) Batte, Edgar R.
    Many men find relief from an enlarged or inflamed prostate through a combination of lifestyle and dietary changes, writes Edgar R. Batte.
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    From guarding London buildings to becoming a real estate mogul.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-18) Batte, Edgar R.
    The night shifts in London were long and quiet. While others slept, Yasin Bakaluba Sekimwanyi stood guard outside buildings he could never afford, watching details most people would miss. The marble finishes caught his eye first, then the symmetry in design, the way windows aligned perfectly with doors, the attention to waterproofing that seemed absent in Kampala the maintenance standards that kept decades-old building looking new.
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    How Harry Lwanga became music's most honest legend.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-15) Batte, Edgar R.
    He says he does not set out to write songs that he catches them rang unfiltered, and full of truths most people spend their lives trying to silence.
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    How the Lubwamas built their dream retreat centre.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-15) Batte, Edgar R.
    In an age when securing financial backing means collateral, credit checks, and months of paperwork, the Lubwama's choice to turn to their priest instead of a tank loan seems almost revolutionary.
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    Joy Matovu on living positively with HIV
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-12-01) Batte, Edgar R.
    He was invited by the Reproductive Health Uganda to be a guest speaker at 2015 world Aids Day. Mr Matovu advises that when a person test HIV positive, he or she should start medication immediately.
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    Mugenyi holds fort at JazzUphoria feat.
    (Daily Monitor, 2016-02-27) Batte, Edgar R.
    Soulful music. As he played to his eager jovial fans last week, Bryan Mugenyi showed that the saxophone is not just another musical experience but a cosy moment for him as Edgar R. Batte writes.
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    Mwandha : 30 years protecting wildlife.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-19) Batte, Edgar R.
    In Uganda's conservation story, some individual shape the landscape quietly, steadily and with purpose. Sam Mwandha is one such figure. For over 30 years, his life has been intertwined with the country's forests, wildlife reserves and national parks.
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    Suits, smiles and skal at tourism's Saturday night out.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-09) Batte, Edgar R.
    On Saturday evening when Kampala was already dressed for the weekend, the tourism fraternity chose to do what it knows best-gather, welcome, and host one another.
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    Telling Egypt's story beyond the pyramids.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-16) Batte, Edgar R.
    The evening drew a colourful mix of ambassadors, members of the diplomatic corps, representative from the private sector and cultural institutions such as Alliance Francaise and the French Chamber of Commerce, all gathered at Sheraton Kampala Hotel for an Egyptian Iftar as they opened the Francophonie Month celebrations organised by the French Embassy.
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    'We need to fix the funding issue in the creative sector'
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-03-01) Batte, Edgar R.
    Mr. Ian Wabwire studies law. He did the pre-entry exams, stood at the threshold of what several Ugandan families would consider a respectable, predictable future. And then he stepped away. It was not because he failed or could not practise.
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    When AI learns the beat : creatives confront future.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Batte, Edgar R.
    For the music industry that has historically struggled with copyright enforcement even in traditional formats, the stakes are higher now with Al taking shape.