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    Cancer at centre of conference.
    (New Vision, 2017-09-04) New vision
    Raising awareness about cancer is expected to be at the Centre of this year's doctors' conference organised by the Uganda Medical Association. The conference will be held between September 7 and 9. Speaking to the press recently, Dr.Amos Mwaka, an oncologist, noted that the problem of cancer is huge for the Ugandan Population, adding that the issue is scaring for Ugandans because they do not seem to have adequate information about it.
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    CMI probes another 41 top cops
    (New Vision, 2017-11-04) New vision
    At least 41 more police officers, including eight directors, have been lined up for interrogation by the Chieftaincy of military Intelligence (CMI) on various offences, impeccable security sources have revealed.
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    Community libraries receive sh26m worth of books.
    (New Vision, 2017-11-09) New vision
    The Uganda Community Library Association has received a consignment of books worth sh26m to aid pupils in rural areas and those living in informal settlements.
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    Couple jailed for conning man with marriage
    (New Vision, 2017-08-24) New vision
    A Harare couple, which played brother and sister with the husband marrying off the wife to an unsuspecting suitor for a bride price of $3,000 has been jailed for 30 months each.
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    Is it safe to take ARVs after food?
    (New Vision, 2017-08-28) New vision
    Quiet often, the absorption of drugs, ARVs inclusive, is affected by the condition in your stomach, which of course, are determined by whether its is empty or full plus the kind of food or drink you have taken. So, not all people living with HIV, who are on ARVs, are given the same instructions.
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    Korean envoy mobilises for 'Bulungi Bwansi' to improve lives.
    (New Vision, 2017-08-28) New vision
    The Government of South Korea is to partner with Uganda in supporting village-based initiatives aimed at improving the lives of people living in rural areas through community effort in the spirit of self-help. According to the Korean Ambassador, park Jong-Dae, the efforts are geared at improving home based incomes rural community infrastructure, proper sanitation and hygiene through self-help, diligence and co-operation of the communities.
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    Minister Seninde warns against pampering children
    (New Vision, 2017-08-24) New vision
    State minister for primary education Rosemary Seninde has cautioned parents against pampering their children. She said many parents unknowingly spoil their children by showing them excess love.
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    Museveni pledged to offer land to investors for building a training institute in Uganda
    (New Vision, 2017-11-04) New vision
    Museveni pledged to provide land for a training institute and said while the Government has been struggling with building the economic infrastructure, it has overcome most of the bottlenecks to development
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    New details emerge in Nakapiripirit rock fight
    (New Vision, 2017-11-23) New vision
    Fresh details in the fight for sh21.13b rock used to construct Moroto-Nakapiripirit road have emerged, showing that welt Machinen Engineering Limited, a firm linked to state minister for minerals, Peter Lokeris, applied for a different rock.
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    South Africa Vice President sells Ankole bull for sh175m
    (New Vision, 2017-08-27) New vision
    An Ankole bull belonging to South African Deputy President, Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa sold for R640,000 (sh174,611,820) at the Ntaba Nyoni auction, near Ermelo in Mpumalanga on Wednesday. The bull, the first of its kind in South Africa, had a right horn length of over 110cm and left horn length 114 cm; from tip to tip the horn length is over 129cm.
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