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Item Civil servants grumble as July pay delays(Daily Monitor, 2017-08-09) Mafabi, DavidCivil servants from several departments were by last evening still grumbling and had not yet received their July salaries even as the Ministry of Finance insisted the money had been sent to their respective district bank accounts.Item Climate change poses high risks to children- report(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-20) Mafabi, DavidClimate change and urbanisation represent emerging global challenges likely to adversely affect the well-being of the poorerst and most vulnerable children in future, a new study revealsItem Embrace early childhood development education(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-17) Mafabi, DavidRecently, Daily Monitor moved around afew primary and pre-primary schools. The aim was to establish what learning materials the schools used to implement the 2007 early childhood development education (ECDE) policy by the Education ministry.Item Farmer finds gold mine in local breed chicken(Saturday Monitor, 2017-07-23) Mafabi, DavidSteven Mukweli, aresident of Bungokho in Mbale, is a self made millionaire. Adropout at 17, Mukweli decided to venture into poultry farmingItem Farmers urged on irrigation(Saturday Monitor, 2017-07-15) Mafabi, DavidFor many years, Ugandan farmers have relied and thrived, on rainfall to water the land, with irrigation a preserve of large-scale schemes for cash crops such as rice, sugar canes and flowers for export.Item Government reforms YLP, women fund programmes(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-20) Mafabi, DavidThe Government will next month introduce a new structure to improve management, monitoring and supervision of Youth Livelihood Program (YLP) and Uganda Women Entrepreneurship Fund (UWEP), the Minister of Gender, Labor and Social Development has said.Item Government to generate 2,000MW from nuclear energy plants(Daily Monitor, 2017-08-15) Mafabi, DavidUganda is intensifying up efforts to start generating some 2,000 megawatts of electricity from five nuclear plants it plans to build in five districts scattered i the country's four geographical regionsItem Government to revise automatic promotion under UPE(Daily Monitor, 2017-08-07) Mafabi, DavidThe Government has agreed to revisit automatic promotion under Universal Primary Education (UPE) after researchers reported that the policy "defeats the purpose of education".Item How human urine has helped boost Wasieba's banana's farm.(daily monitor, 2017-06-24) Mafabi, DavidYou have heard stories of the many things that urine can do; treat diseases, hangover and whatever else. but do know what magic it could do to your farm.Item Infrastructural Development an engine for transformation in Mbale Municipality(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-25) Mafabi, DavidOn June 26,2006, Mbale town, located in Mbale District, and a number of other towns in Uganda marked 100 years since their declaration as townships by the colonial government.Item One in every three children malnourished, says report(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-28) Mafabi, DavidOne in every three children in Uganda is malnourished because they have no food to eat during school time across the country, a new reprt has revealedItem UHRC wants health service delivery treated as human right issue(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-26) Mafabi, DavidThe Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) is pushing to ensure that health services delivery is treated as a human rights issue.Item Ways to pick effective pesticides.(saturday monitor, 2017-06-24) Mafabi, Davidpesticides are important tools in pest management, but most of them are toxic by nature. pesticides can thus be dangerous to crops, humans, animals and the environment. this means that while choosing a pesticide, it is important to read and understand the guidelines on the product label to minimise chances of having a problem once you use the pesticide.