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The study found that the community in Nsambwe village viewed poverty as lack of basic needs such as sugar, soap and food, with many of the poor lacking the purchasing power to acquire these basic needs. Photo by Alfred Tumushabe.
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Government has no magic wand to wish poverty away
Margaret Kisakye hurries home to beat the lunchtime showers, typical of mid-April in Uganda. Baby Kirabo, is strapped on her back. A heavy load of firewood is delicately balanced on her head. The rumble in the darkening skies makes her pick speed. She must...
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‘Finest, principled and rare breed of a leader’
According former Ethics Minister, Dr. James Nsaba Buturo, the late Cuthbert Obwangor,...
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The valley that witnessed Bishop Hannington’s death
At the time of his murder on October 29, 1885, the whites were still trying to make inroads...
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What it means... To be epileptic
I am Sarah Nakakande, 29. I clearly remember the first time I got an epileptic attack. The...
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Why do our women cheat a lot?
So our educated women cheat more than any of the folks? Blimey! And here I was blaming my...
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Oil refinery villages caught between ‘home’ And ‘money’
Gaston Ovana, 37, wakes up every morning to till his 10-acre piece of land at Kyapoloni...
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