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Browsing by Author "Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet"

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    How digital plates delays are leaving buyers stranded.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-30) Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet
    They have paid, cleared and completed paper work for their vehicles, but thousands of buyers across Uganda are still waiting for release as delays in issuing digital number plates stall deliveries and leave cars stuck in car bonds.
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    Nangobi transformed communications and culture at URSB.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-22) Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet
    Provia Nangobi describes herself as a communications expert with a strong inclination toward partnership and stakeholder management, as well as a dedicated mentor. Deeply passionate about nature, she has a profound love for plants and embraces a green lifestyle, consistently advocating for environmental preservation and the protection of natural ecosystems.
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    Simple ways to turn houses into comfortable homes.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-22) Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet
    Comfort at home is not a finished project but an ongoing process. The journey from house to home continues long after construction ends, shaped by the conscious decisions made every day to create a soothing and serene environment.
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    Uganda turns to AI for earlier TB diagnosis.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-27) Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet
    From remote villages to regional hospitals, artificial intelligence is transforming how Tuberculosis is detected in Uganda, helping health workers spot cases sooner, start treatment faster, and close a dangerous gap in diagnosis.
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    What to do when your car catches fire.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-23) Okwera, Geoffrey Oyet
    Vehicle fires on Uganda’s roads are rising quietly but dangerously. From sudden smoke on highways to buses engulfed within minutes, experts warn that what you do in the first seconds can mean the difference between survival and total loss.
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