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Uganda's Refugee Policy Praised as Model for Human Security
Japan's Professor Yoichi Mine hails Uganda's refugee policy as outstanding example of human security
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Benin company breathes new life into used cooking oil
A Benin company is turning used cooking oil into soap and biofuel, reducing environmental pollution and promoting renewable energy.
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Understanding Perimenopause: The Key to Saving Marriages in Uganda
Perimenopause can cause marital problems in Uganda if not recognized and addressed.
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Uganda Seeks Private Investment in Solar and Energy Storage to Meet Rising Electricity Demand
Uganda calls for private investment in solar power and energy storage to achieve universal access to electricity by 2030.
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Old Mutual Honors Top Agents for Investment Retention and Growth
Old Mutual Investment Group rewards 26 agents and units for customer retention and investment growth.
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Residents of Magoro Sub-county Demand Government Compensation and Security Measures
Residents of Magoro Sub-county in Katakwi District, Uganda, are demanding government compensation for families affected by repeated attacks blamed on armed Karimojong cattle raiders.
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Ugandan Swimmer Larry Feni Receives Boost Ahead of 2027 Special Olympics
Ugandan swimmer Larry Feni gets support from Taupoc Africa to prepare for the 2027 Special Olympics.
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Mbale turns to China for coffee markets, investment and technology
Mbale City in Uganda seeks partnership with China's Guiyang City to tap into growing coffee market and attract investment and technology.
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Uganda High Court Rules Against Late Justice Kanyeihamba's Estate in Copyright Infringement Case
Uganda's High Court orders late Justice George Kanyeihamba's estate to pay $12,600 for copyright infringement.
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Japan's Expensive Funerals and Declining Birth Rates Transform Ancestral Traditions
Japan faces a crisis of funerals and burials as expensive traditions and declining birth rates prompt innovative death rituals.
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Kyenjojo welder uses government support to build business and train youth
A Kyenjojo welder has used government support to set up his own workshop, build a house, and train young men in welding and metal fabrication.
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Ugandan Businesses Face Higher Loan Costs as Central Bank Raises Interest Rates
The Bank of Uganda has increased its Central Bank Rate to 12%, prompting commercial banks to raise their lending rates, which may affect businesses' ability to access credit.