Browsing by Author "Tajuba Paul"

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    30% of wetland cover lost- ministry
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01-31) Tajuba Paul
    Wetlands filter water from pollutants with its vegetation cover, especially papyrus, acting as raw material in crafts making as habitant for several creatures such as birds and reptiles that not only act as atourist attraction but also balance the ecosystem
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    Adopt HIV-type capaign to fight cancer, says expert
    (Daily monitor, 2018-04-10) Tajuba Paul
    A Ugandan nutritionist and researcher based in the US has proposed that government drafts massive education mesages equivalent to those targeting HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment if the country is to tame deaths caused by non- communicable diseases(NCDs)
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    Chemicals polluting soils- NEMA
    (Daily monitor, 2018-06-09) Tajuba Paul
    Ugandan soils are getting polluted with chemicals which is depleting the soil fertility, lessening bee population and killing other important microorganisms, the National Environment Management Authority (Nema) has warned
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    Emulate me on Conservation - Ssemogerere
    (Daily monitor, 2018-02-11) Tajuba Paul
    Former Democratic party president pauls Kawanga Ssemogerere has asked Ugandans to emulate him and protect the environment.
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    Joy, pain as 59-year-old delivers four babies
    (Daily monitor, 2018-04-01) Tajuba Paul
    For most of the procedures, including the operation to deliver the babies, magadaline Namukula has relied on good Samaritans for financial assistance.
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    Karamoja starts plan to enhance food security
    (Daily monitor, 2018-06-15) Tajuba Paul
    Optimism. The sub-region is now producing food for domestic consumption as well as export to the rest of the country and beyond.
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    Pupils excel in social studies, science
    (Saturday Monitor, 2018-01-13) Tajuba Paul
    KAMPALA: Social Studies and Integrated Sciences were the best done subjects in the 2017 PLE. Pupils performed better in SocialStudies with a 95 percent pass rate, followed by Integrated Sciences at 88.3 percent. The English and Math pass rates were at 85.6 and 83.8 respectively.
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    Uganda turns to volcanic rocks as substitute to charcoal
    (Daily monitor, 2018-06-07) Tajuba Paul
    Process: The volcanic rocks are extracted from the surface of the mountains. The rocks are cut into different sizes to suit the end user's stove. The rocks are dipped into hot water for a few minutes and later left to dry. This process prevents the rocks from sparking when lit up. Rocks take atleast a week to dry. Substitute: Unlike charcoal which burns completetly, the same rocks can be burnt several times without losing its power
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    Why Kaveera ban lost steam
    (Daily monitor, 2018-06-05) Tajuba Paul
    Enforcement: On April 15, 2015, Nema started the enforcement of the ban but in less than a month, the ban started losing steam. Mbale town in eastern Uganda is beaming with activities as Uganda joins the rest of the world to raise awareness about the dangers of plastics use to the environment.