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Browsing by Author "Semakula, John"

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    Court blocks closure of Bridge schools
    (Sunday Vision, 2018-02-18) Semakula, John
    The high court has issued an order halting the closure of Bridge Schools. Court said that the schools can only be closed after the case they filed recently aginst the Attorney General, seeking to block their imminent closure, is dispensed.
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    How drip irrigation is turning Luwero into a food basket
    (Saturday Vision, 2018-02-17) Semakula, John
    When President Yoweri Museveni returned to Kawumu in Luweero district on Wednesday to harvest his crops, dozens of uninvited visitors stormed the area to take a glance of his harvest
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    Nkoyooyo spearheaded education.
    (Sunday Vision, 2018-01-07) Semakula, John; Lukiiza, David
    At Uganda Christian University (UCU), one of the outstanding modern buildings on campus is Nkoyooyo Hall The University's main hall was named after the retired Archbishop Livingstone Mpalanyi Nyoyoyo, in recognition of his great work in establishing the first church of Uganda University in 1997.
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    Transfer of medical doctors sparks uproar
    (Sunday Vision, 2018-02-25) Semakula, John; Kashaka, Umar; Ssenyonga, Andrew; Muhoozi, Nelson
    The government has transferred over 300 medical workers in a massive reshuffle, which has sparked uproar from members of Uganda Medical Association (UMA), but described as normal by the health ministry.
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