Browsing by Author "Tajuba, Paul"

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    Army asked to intervene in sand mining
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-02) Tajuba, Paul
    The Minister for Environment, Mr Sam Cheptoris, has asked the government to deploy the army to stop the ongoing dredging and sand mining in Lake Victoria.
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    Destruction of that wetland will cost you
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-02) Tajuba, Paul
    As Uganda joins the rest of the world to commemorate the World Wetlands Day, experts predict heavier calamities with the continued wetlands degradation in the country.
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    Experts warn of mass soil pollution.
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-24) Tajuba, Paul
    Ugandan soils are getting polluted with chemicals which are depleting soil fertility., lessening bee population and killing other important microorganism.
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    Government fears fish export ban over pollution.
    (daily monitor, 2017-06-27) Tajuba, Paul
    The next time you buy fish from the market, it might contain harmful traces of mercury, the environmental watchdog, the national environment has warned in a new report.
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    Govt unveils plan on L. Victoria transport.
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-03-08) Tajuba, Paul
    Government has secured $125m, ( about Shs452.9b) from the World Bank and European Union to and two ports on Lake Victoria, this newspaper has learnt. Mr. cypriano Okello, the programmes director of Lake Victoria transport project, said in an interview that the two ports at Jinja and Port Bell near Kampala are aimed at connecting Uganda to the rest of the world by water while the 20 landing sites are meant for inland connectivity.
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    How informal sector can be drafted into saving schemes
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-02) Tajuba, Paul
    The employment sector dictates that you either belong to the informal sector or formal sector.
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    Leopard eats UWA staff child
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-05-07) Tajuba, Paul
    One of the daily duties of wildlife handlers is to protect animals from poachers. However, a leopard at Queen Elizabeth National Park in Kasese district did not reciprocate the favour and instead devoured a three and a half year old Elisha Nabugyere, a son of Ms. Doreen Ayera, a Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) staffer.
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    Minister Lokodo collapses, rushed to Heart Institute
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-03-01) Lubulwa, Henry; Tajuba, Paul
    The state minister for Ethics, Fr Simon Lokodo, who collapsed yesterday in Kalangala while on official duty and was airlifted to Kampala is in a "stable" condition, a senior cardiologist has said.
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    Minister Lokodo collapses, rushed to Heart Institute.
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-03-01) Lubulwa, Henry; Tajuba, Paul
    The state minister for Ethics, Fr Simon Lokodo, who collapsed yesterday in Kalangala while on offical duty and was airlifted to Kampala is in a "stable" condition, a senior cardiologist has said. Dr. John Omangino, the executive director of Uganda Heart Institute (UHI), said the minister was transferred to the facility for specialized management.
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    NEMA closes storage facility
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-05-10) Tajuba, Paul
    " Work at Karuma shouldn't be at the compromise of the environment".
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    Pests threaten exports-government
    (Saturday Monitor, 2018-02-03) Tajuba, Paul
    Government has warned of deadly pest emergency that if not controlled, could cripple food security and the nascent export earnings and is appealing to communities to watch out and report any out breaks to relevant authorities.
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    Programme to restore wetlands in offing
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-02) Tajuba, Paul
    Government has revealed that it is going to embark on a program aimed at restoring wetlands in various parts of the country. The project is targeting four million beneficiaries living in and around wetlands and relying on them for livelihood.
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    Senior doctor wants medics to teach health to learners
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-06) Tajuba, Paul
    A medical consultant has proposed that government starts a special programme under which health workers will help teachers to teach reproductive and general health knowledge to learners, a move he said will reduce the cost if health care in the country.