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Browsing by Author "Musingo, Doreen"

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    Busoga premier urges bodaboda riders on education
    (New vision, 2017-12-11) Musingo, Doreen
    The prime minister of Busoga Kingdom, Dr Joseph Muvawala, has urged bodaboda motorcyclists to educate their children in order to fight poverty.
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    Child kindergartens warned against formulating own syllabi
    (New Vision, 2017-11-07) Musingo, Doreen
    The ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development has warned Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres (Kindergartens) to stop formulating their own syllabi and teaching guidelines, but instead adopt those formulated by the Ministry of Education and Sports.
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    Farmers accuse OWC of distributing fake seeds
    (New Vision, 2017-11-01) Musingo, Doreen
    Farmers from Busoga region have blamed Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) officials for providing poor quality seedlings, which they said have failed to adapt to the climate of the area. The farmers also said OWC does not equip them with skills on how to plant, space and identify the pests and diseases that affect coffee seedlings. They further explained that the coffee seedlings given are mixed (Robusta and Arabica) yet the latter grows best in Bugisu region.
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    Government renovates Kagadi Hospital sanitation system
    (New Vision, 2017-02-13) Musingo, Doreen
    The government through the health ministry, is renovating Kagadi Hospital to improve service delivery in the single hospital serving Kagadi, Kibaale and Kakumiro districts.
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    Jinja cancels contract with Platex Construction.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-08) Musingo, Doreen
    The tender of Platex Construction Company based in Juba, South Sudan, to construct main street and Eng. Zikusooka streets in Jinja municipality, has been cancelled. Majidu Batambuze, the Jinja Municipal had some anomalies, which prompted the municipal council to annul the contract.
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    Jinja town chokes on garbage.
    (New Vision, 2017-09-04) Musingo, Doreen
    The rate of increases in garbage in the Jinja Central divisions has reached alarming levels.
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    Kumi teachers absconding from work, says RDC
    (New Vision, 2017-07-07) Musingo, Doreen
    Teachers from Kumi district have been cautioned against dogding classses in order to engage in petty jobs such as ploughing gardens and riding bodabodas.The RDC said some teachers only report and sign attendance books and later disappear to do petty jobs.
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    Newborn stolen from Jinja Hospital
    (New Vision, 2017-07-08) Nambogga, Jackie; Musingo, Doreen
    The police in Jinja district are hunting for an unidentified woman who stole a one-day-old baby boy from Jinja Hospital on Thursday. The mother, Jennifer Namukose, told Saturday Vision that the baby thief had befriended her at her hospital bed through the window and requested to carry her child which she did.
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    Partners abandoning condoms after three months, says survey
    (New Vision, 2018-05-04) Nambogga, Jackie; Musingo, Doreen
    A survey conducted by the Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) indicates that most sexual partners abandon using condoms after just three months into relationships. These couples are advancing to unprotected sex without knowing each other's status, Dr Bernard Kikaire, the HIV NODE co-ordinator at UVRI said.
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    Senide blames new schools for falling standards
    (New Vision, 2017-07-06) Musingo, Doreen
    The mushrooming private and government-aided schools involved in purchasing examinations and lesson plans from printing bureaus are causing poor education standards, the education standards, the education state minister, Rose Mary Seninde has warned. She also added that politicians influence district service commissions to recruit unqualified persons.
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