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Item Dairy Herd Monitor is a real deal(Saturday Monitor, 2018-02-10) Owiny, Jolly TobiasA dairy herd monitor helps farmers to accurately identify individual-cow milk production. The device also helps you better understand the performance of your herd and identify opportunities to adjust management areas on your farm.Item Government to vaccinate 8 million people against Meningitis.(Daily Monitor, 2017-01-19) Owiny, Jolly TobiasNearly eight million Ugandans are expected to benefit from the massive meningitis, a vaccination drive in at least 39 districts in northern Uganda.Item HIV/ Aids patients surving on borrowed drugs in Pader(Daily Monitor, 2017-10-18) Owiny, Jolly TobiasInadequate supply. Pajule Health Centre IV, the biggest health facility in the district, last received ARVs from the National Medical Stores in July.Item Karuma engineers lay down tools over pay(Daily Monitor, 2017-10-13) Owiny, Jolly TobiasWorks at Karuma Hydro-power plant has stalled after engineers supervising construction went on strike over pay.Item Land: Acholi leaders yet to agree on ownership(Daily Monitor, 2017-10-11) Owiny, Jolly TobiasUndecided. The leaders are still debating on whether to own the land through certification of customary land ownership or a Land Trust.Item Our uranium can power Africa for 100years- Gen Angina(Daily Monitor, 2018-02-08) Owiny, Jolly Tobias; Otwii, IsaacSurveys by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development show Uganda has about 52,000 square kilometres (sq km) of uranium deposits.Item Pineapples change Okello's fortunes(Saturday Monitor, 2017-10-14) Owiny, Jolly TobiasThe success rate of 76 year-old George Okello at farming pineapples gives one an impression that age is just a number. Okello only started the pineapple business on 2009 but by 2013, he was named the biggest pineapple grower in Omoro district during a farming competition. He credits the horticulture training with World Vision Uganda, that opened his eyes to commercial horticulture.