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Item Barclays aided CIPLAQCIL start manufacture of drugs.(New Vision, 2017-09-04) Mutegeki, GeoffreyMalaria and HIV/AIDS are the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in Uganda at a rate 478 cases per 1,000 people and 230 registered new infections per day respectively. This is what inspired the proprietors of quality Chemicals industries Limited (CIPLAQCIL) to venture into manufacturing medicines that would positively change the situation.Item Ebola outbreak: Uganda put on alert(New Vision, 2018-05-11) Mutegeki, GeoffreyThe Ministry of Health has urged Ugandans and tourists to remain alert following the outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).Item Government urged to promote farmers' interests(New vision, 2017-12-11) Agaba, John; Mutegeki, GeoffreyExperts speaking during the Uganda's Best Farmers Awards 2017 ceremony on Friday have called for a conducive environment and improved tax legislation, which can favour a sector that continues to make the backbone of the economy.Item Gulu district pulls out guns against SCHOOL HUNGER(New Vision, 2018-04-11) Mutegeki, Geoffrey; Tumwesige, ArnestIn view of parents' slow response to offer lunch to their school-going children, Gulu district has pioneered a policy on school feeding. The district has with immediate effect, barred all non-government organisations from feeding pupils, on the ground that it is not sustainable. The district now compels parents and guardians to provide meals for their children or be punished.Item Karamoja wakes up to a new dawn, embraces education(New Vision, 2018-04-11) Mutegeki, GeoffreyPeter Apule recalls the day his father almost killed him for joining school and not staying home to look after his father's cattle.Item Kawanda- Karuma power line construction starage facility closed(New Vision, 2018-05-09) Mutegeki, GeoffreyThe storage facility for the firm constructing the Kawanda-Karuma transmission power line has been closed over environmental concerns.Item Keeping girls in school with re-usable pads(New Vision, 2017-01-11) Mutegeki, GeoffreyThe high cost of sanitary pads, coupled with limited access to clean water as well as proper sanitation facilities especially in schools, is making it difficult for girls to manage their menstruation. After his sister dropped out of school due to lack of sanitary pads, Sadat Nduhira, realised there was need to provide re-usable pads for girls who cannot afford disposable ones,Item Kyebambe chapel praying for sh800m.(New Vision, 2017-11-22) Mutegeki, GeoffreyFormer students of Kyebambe Girls school in Fort Portal, Kabarole district two years ago, embarked on a drive to build a new chapel at the school. The chapel which is almost complete has cost them about sh3b. There is still need for sh800m to complete the project.Item Minister rejects launch of contraceptive guidelines(New Vision, 2017-09-29) Mutegeki, GeoffreyPlans to offer family planning services to children aged 15 and above have been thwarted by the state minister for primary healthcare, Joyce Moriku, who said the Speaker of Parliament was not consulted. Yesterday, Moriku refused to launch the fourth edition of the National Guidelines and Service Standards for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights during the second National Family Planning Conference held at the Kampala Serena Hotel.Item Museveni faults UWA over stray elephants.(New Vision, 2017-11-29) Mutegeki, GeoffreyPresident Museveni has asked the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to wake up and help people of Nwoya district whose crops are being destroyed by stray elephants from Murchison Falls National Park.Item Nawangwe studied at Makerere for one term(New Vision, 2017-11-15) Mutegeki, GeoffreyWhen Prof. Barnabas Nwangwe, was admitted at Makerere University as a student in 1977, he only did one term.Item Private sector involved in weather management(New Vision, 2018-04-25) Mutegeki, GeoffreyWeather and climate become extremely important to society that government alone cannot be the only player since its effects cut across board.Item Private sector involved in weather management.(Saturday Vision, 2018-06-02) Mutegeki, GeoffreyWinners of the New Vision's 2017 Best Farmers' Competition will today fly to Netherlands today on a week long Agro-business tour.Item Skills education way to go(New Vision, 2017-01-04) Mutegeki, Geoffrey; Businge, ConanDetermined to improve an education system beset by challenges the newly appointed education ministry permanent secretary says there is need to refocus the country's education to produce all round students. Poverty, hunger, disease and strife all impact access to education in Uganda. Kakooza says it will require everyone's participation in transforming the country's education system.Item This is how to discipline a toddler.(New Vision, 2017-11-08) Mutegeki, GeoffreyRose Banura, an early childhood development researcher, explains that the best method of disciplining a child is by using affection-oriented techniques, which will also help the child learn to socialise.Item Ugandans urged to get water permits.(New Vision, 2018-03-21) Mutegeki, GeoffreyWater is one of the most important natural resources on earth, but it is body utilised with some areas becoming water stressed.Item US to support Uganda in agriculture(New Vision, 2017-02-13) Mutegeki, GeoffreyThe agricultural sector has the potential to drive Uganda's economy to greater heights if the right investment in technology, international partnership and access to market is made, an American diplomat said.Item Vision Group CEO urges farmers to adopt machinery.(New Vision, 2017-11-14) Mutegeki, GeoffreyAs one way of reducing unemployment, Robert Kabushenga, Vision Group's Chief Executive Officer, has challenged youth to invest in modern agricultural technology. Such technology includes weeding machines, which can be source of income.Item Why you need to test for HIV now.(New Vision, 2017-11-29) Mutegeki, GeoffreyMany people in Uganda have died because of HIV-related illnesses dud the fact that they do not go for testing. The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDs (UNAIDS) estimates that about 400,000 of the 1.4 million people living with HIV in Uganda do not know they have the virus.Item Women who deliver Uganda's babies(New Vision, 2018-03-02) Mutegeki, GeoffreyAhead of the international Women's day. New vision will celebrate individuals and community-based organisations that are transforming women's and girls' lives. Towards the end of last year, 11 members from across the country were recognised for their excellent service.