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Browsing by Author "Mudoola, Petride"

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    Inmates complain over poor feeding.
    (New Vision, 2017-12-01) Mudoola, Petride
    Joseph Kamurasi, serving a death sentence over murder in Luzira Maximum Prison, is HIV-positive. His life in jail has been one hell of a nightmare. "It is double tragedy living positively tragedy living positively behind bars," he says, citing poor feeding as one of their challenges.
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    Inmates say Court of Appeal handles cases selectively
    (New Vision, 2017-12-25) Mudoola, Petride
    Inmates at Kigo Prison have accused the Court of Appeal of discriminatory trials, which they said has affected underprivileged convits.
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    Precious tree species faces extinction
    (New Vision, 2017-11-24) Waiswa, Juliet; Mudoola, Petride
    About six months ago, this tree species - Afzelia african - was not known to the communities in Lamwo district. But recently it became popular after residents discovered that it is Lucrative. Afzelia africana is one of the endangered tree species in the Northern districts of Gulu and Lamwo.
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    Prisons takes on hepatitis B.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-14) Mudoola, Petride
    Five inmates of Luzira Women's prison have tested positive for hepatitis B, according to Dr. Ruth Pamela Nandaula of Norvik Hospital. " We have counselled them to prevent the stigma and we are referring them to the hospital because we cannot start them on treatment straight away,
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