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    Congolese hijack 18 boats, fishing gear on Lake Albert
    (New Vision, 2017-09-29) kasooha, Ismael
    Ugandan fishermen are worried over the increasing insecurity perpetuated by Congolese pirates on the waters of Lake Albert. This follows several incidents where fishermen have lost boats, engines and fishing nets to Congolese fishermen, who claim that Ugandans are trespassing in Congolese waters.
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    Kakumiro authorities move to crack down teacher absenteeism
    (New Vision, 2017-07-11) kasooha, Ismael
    Authorities have comeup with strategies to fight teacher absenteeism in government-aided schools in Kibaale and Kakumiro districts. Asaba said it is disservice to the country when someone is paid to teach, but decides to do other business, leaving children to suffer.
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    NFA arrests 30 over fresh forest clearing
    (New Vision, 2017-01-12) kasooha, Ismael
    The National Forestry Authority (NFA) in Kagadi has embarked on operations to save the remaining forest cover in central forest reserves as farmers rush to clear land in preparation for the coming farming season.
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    River blindness still worries Kagadi
    (New Vision, 2017-06-27) kasooha, Ismael
    Communities that were hit hard by river blindness in Kagadi are worried about a resurgence of the disease after the Government stopped the free distribution of drugs. Steven Kalani, 76, of Sion village, said there is need for further treatment to eliminate the disease.
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