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Browsing by Author "Emodek, Jacquiline"

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    Build children's character by setting routines.
    (New Vision, 2018-01-08) Emodek, Jacquiline
    As children, we learn routine, which we grow up with and then project to the different responsibilities that we might take on as adults. The routines might be as simple as saying a prayer at bed time, brushing teeth after waking up and before bedtime or putting away school uniforms.
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    Complementary feeds for breast feeding babies
    (New Vision, 2017-09-04) Emodek, Jacquiline
    Health guidelines stipulate that babies should be exclusively breastfed for the first six months. Thereafter, other foods should be introduced, in addition to breastfeeding until the baby is two years. However, after introducing the baby to complementary foods, mothers living with HIV/AIDS are advised to stop breastfeeding.
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    Ending gender-based violence in schools
    (New Vision, 2017-12-07) Emodek, Jacquiline
    A big number of pupils in primary schools across Uganda have been emotionally and physically abused by a teacher or bullied in school by their peers.
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    Expert advises patients to sue health workers
    (Saturday Vision, 2017-07-17) Emodek, Jacquiline
    Dr Sylevester Onzivua, a consultant pathologist at Mulago Hospital, has encouraged Ugandans to sue health workers if they do not provide the required health services.
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    Heart conditions on the rise
    (New Vision, 2017-09-27) Emodek, Jacquiline
    Did you know that the heart is the strongest muscle? Based on its weight; with all muscles of the jaw working together, it can close the teeth with force as great as 25 kilogrammes on the incisors or 90.7 kg on the molars. The heart pumps blood to all parts of the body. It can beat for over three billion times nonstop in a person's life. It goes without saying that the heart is the engine of the body.
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    How to keep baby on breast after weaning
    (New Vision, 2017-07-31) Emodek, Jacquiline
    If a baby is refusing to suckle, the mother should remain pleasant so that the baby will associate breastfeeding with positive feelings.
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    How to make seniors interested in eating.
    (Sunday Vision, 2017-09-17) Emodek, Jacquiline
    According to experts, appetite is controlled by several factors in the body. It is a complex interplay of hormones, signals from the stomach and brain, which involves the sense of taste, smell and sight
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    How to prepare for exclusive breastfeeding
    (New Vision, 2017-08-28) Emodek, Jacquiline
    According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) breastfeeding is unequalled way of providing ideal food for the healthy growth and development of infants. It should be done on demand (as often as the child wants) day and night.
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    Joint Medical Store launches customised warehouse.
    (New Vision, 2017-11-30) Emodek, Jacquiline
    During its 38 years of existence, the Joint Medica Store (JMS) clientele for pharmaceutical and medical supplies has grown which has in turn increased the need for warehousing space.
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    Jury selects Uganda's top teachers
    (New Vision, 2017-09-27) Emodek, Jacquiline
    A jury of experienced and eminent education experts has selected the finalists of the 2017 Teachers Making a Difference. The five members of the jury met at Vision Group head offices in Industrial Area, Kampala last week after two weeks of scouring through profiles of the 22 nominees which were published in the New Vision between March and August.
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    Money does grow on trees.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-12) Emodek, Jacquiline
    The fact that some bank notes are green like the colour of trees, there is no mistake. Trees make money literally- they provide the raw material which a tree also make money through the products derived from
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    Nine Universities accredited to teach law
    (New Vision, 2017-08-31) Emodek, Jacquiline
    Accreditation by the law council is important because law is a profession just like Doctors and Engineers, who are also governed by their councils.
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    Plan for a healthy 2018
    (New Vision, 2018-01-02) Emodek, Jacquiline
    The state of a woman's health is pivotal for the wellbeing of a family. The former US first lady Michelle Obama aptly expressed this when she said: "families are drowning and we cannot have a healthy country if women are nit healthy"
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    The battle against Kidney disease
    (New Vision, 2018-03-05) Emodek, Jacquiline
    Thursday, March 8 is World Kidney day, which is commemorated on the second Thursday in March. It is a global awareness campaign focusing on the importance of the Kidneys and reducing the frequency of Kidney disease.
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    Unemployment, financing major youth challenges.
    (Saturday Vision, 2017-08-12) Emodek, Jacquiline
    George Odeke went though some of the prominent secondary schools in Uganda and offered mathematics, economics and geography at A'level where he sat for his Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education, he scored 19 points and was admitted at Makerere University Business School on government sponsorship, offering bachelors of economics.
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    Why you need Zinc in your diet
    (New Vision, 2018-02-26) Emodek, Jacquiline
    At the mention of a balanced diet, the first thought that comes to mind is that it is made of major food groups of carbohydrates, proteins and vitamins. Rarely does one think of minerals such as Zinc.
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    Youth are key in mitigating climate change and fighting poverty.
    (Saturday Vision, 2017-08-12) Emodek, Jacquiline
    The ministry also has the product grant scheme for communities and commercial tree growers mainly to produce logs for timber and some for fuel (charcoal and firewood). "This ensures that the the many youth who might not be able to access the 50% of the investment cost per hectare subsidy can be supported in terms of training and provision of planting materials,
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