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    Apac wants atleast four female teachers in each school
    (New Vision, 2017-01-04) Okwir, Daniel
    leaders and technocrats in Apac district have come up with tough regulations to strengthen the education of girls through balancing the number of female to male teachers in schools. Eling said that few female teachers may create an impression in girls that they are not meant to study.
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    Finally, tea nursery operators smile with sh90m payment
    (New Vision, 2017-01-12) Buyera, Bwogi
    Tea seedling suppliers under the Operation Wealth Creation in South Western Uganda are to be paid their arrears to the tune of Shs90b after a three- year wait.
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    Sustain HIV/AIDs financing
    (New Vision, 2017-07-07) Dr. Musoba, Nelson
    If current efforts in local resource mobilisation for HIV and AIDS work in Uganda are sustained, the country will very soon be able to provide quality drugs and interventions to all those that need them making our target of ending AIDS by 2030 achievable.
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    Is UPE a mockery of education system?
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01) Paul Kyongo
    UPE programme, it is therefore evident with obvious, but not published statistics that there is no effective education for folks who remain in the same system even at high school.
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    Government runs out of animal Vaccines
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01) Julius Ocungi
    Stock-out attributed to the mass vaccines excercise launched recently.
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    Shs 21billion spent on buying back Bujagali dam
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01) Nelson Wesonga
    The refinancing negotiations in some cases took place in theunited states of America at the offices of the international finance corporation (IFC).
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    Alebtongo women save shs500 weekly to maintain boreholes
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01) Oketch, Bill
    Residents have taken the intiative to support local hand pump mechanics deployed in each parish to repair the wells.
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    Better pay builds morale- nurses
    (New Vision, 2018-01-12) Okoth Cecilia
    Nurses want improvement in their welfare to entail better pay that would enable them work efficiently and effectively.
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    New property rates to triple KCCA revenue, says director
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01-12) Ngwomoya Amos
    Property tax is charged in fulfillment of the periodic statuory requirement of the local government(Rating) Act 2005. The money collected caters for the infrastructural development. According to the Act, every property owner is required to pay 5 percent of the money they collect from the building after expenses on bills such as water, electricity and wages. Currently, property rate in rerspect of properties located within the city are computed at a rate of 6 percent of the ratable value of the property and are payable once in a financial year.
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    Top, bottom schools retain their positions
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01-14) Kafeero Stephen
    KY day and boarding p/s Masaka had the highest number of pupils passing in Division one, topping the list of 36 schools that had 100 percent pass rate.
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    All ministries offices to move to Bwebajja
    (Daily monitor, 2018-01-15) Kasozi Ephraim
    Minister of Finance Matia Kasaija said a Cabinet decision has been taken to put all the government offices together to save government expenditure on rent and ease
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    Reusable pads: An option for keeping girls in school.
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-01-22) Beatrice Nakibuuka
    Menstration is a big issue affeting many school going girls causing some to drop out of school in worst case scenarios.
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    Road rage can kill you
    (New Vision, 2018-01-28) Naigino, Stella
    Stephen Mutebi, not real name recently had an incident near hardware world in Ntinda, a Kampala suburb. As he tried to join the main road, a motorist in an Escudo tried to block him and the process bashed the side light of his Toyota Corona. The driver of the Escudo then sped off luckily, there was traffic jam and so he couldnot get far.
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    Development and rehabilitation projects
    (New Vision, 2018-01-29) Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA)
    The article talks about progress ofUNRA works.
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    Sugarcane growers ordered off Wetlands
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-21) Abubaker Kirunda
    Mayuge district authorities have banned growing of sugarcane in wetlands. While announcing the development last week, the district environment officer, Mr. Tomasi Aamu said the destruction and degrading of wetlands is against the constitution.
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    Eight firms probed over sh4b agriculture inputs
    (New Vision, 2018-02-23) Kiwuwa, Paul; Agaba, Vivian
    MPs on the committee of commissions, statutory authorities and state enterprises have instituted a special audit into eight companies which received sh3.9b to supply agricultural inputs to the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) countrywide.
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    How to control food poisoning
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-26) Beatrice Nakibuuka
    Food poisoning is majorly caused by improper and unhygienic handling of food which can bread and spread harmful bacteria leading to stomachaches. diarrhoea and Vomiting.
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    Medics fleece patients as cancer machine breaks down
    (Daily monitor, 2018-06-07) Namagembe Lilian and Atukunda Nobert
    KAMPALA: Patients at the Uganda Cancer institute (UCI) are in tears for lack of medical care due to the breakdown of the radiotherapy machine and wanton extortion by medical officer who charge excessive excessive illegal fees before dispensing drugs or treatment. Extortion: Patients say they are charged between Shs300,000 and Shs500,00 to book for treatment but they are given receipts for only Shs5000 and shs70000
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    Reviewed Busitema University examinations rules & regulations.
    (Busitema University, 2021-03) Busitema University Council; Busitema University Academic Registrar; Directorate of Graduate Studies, Research and Innovation; Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; University Secretary
    Reviewed Busitema University examinations rules & regulations.
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    Academic handbook 2020/22-2023/24.
    (Busitema University, 2021-06) Busitema University Council; Vice Chancellor; Busitema University Academic Registrar; Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs; Directorate of Graduate Studies, Research and Innovation; University Secretary
    Academic handbook 2020/22-2023/24.