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More Lyantonde residents shun condom use 

Jonathan Tumwebaze, the Lyantonde District labour officer said there are increasing cases of underage girls working in bars and most of them end up becoming commercial sex workers

  1. Masaka City speaker ousted

  2. Swahili address lands Somalia minister in the soup

  3. Parish chiefs warned over listing relatives, friends among PDM beneficiaries

  4. Client fails to prove negligence in HIV misdiagnosis case

  5. PRIME Concern as 70 young people contract HIV/Aids daily in Uganda

  6. US House ousts 'crook' congressman in historic vote

  1. Museveni aide seeks to quit govt to train politicians

  2. Scientists irked by low viral load suppression among people with HIV

  3. Guinea-Bissau army says in control after gunfire, clashes

  4. One million households lack pit latrines in Acholi - report

  5. CSOs want more funding to help special needs learners

  6. ‘Today it’s me, someone else tomorrow:’ Youths living with HIV advise fellows

OpEd

PRIME What if Tshisekedi wins the DR Congo elections?

...Kigali would rather Tshisekedi doesn’t win. The diplomatic relations between the two countries are at their lowest

  1. PRIME Just make KCCA a department of the UPDF!

  2. The global climate finance divide: What’s in it for Africa?

  3. Petro-states must take lead on climate finance

  4. Empower young people to fight scourge of HIV/ Aids

  1. The green transition and human rights at a crossroads

  2. PRIME Let’s talk about the high number of new infections among young people

  3. PRIME On Elvis Mbonye and cults

  4. PRIME Things will get easier when everyone learns a thing or two from the pretenses of the West

  5. Will newspapers, books die together or live separately?

Magazines

PRIME He quit teaching  to concentrate  on farming

Mr John Bosco Ntanda Bwankya enjoys the benefits of being a mixed farmer. Mixed farming is defined as the practice of carrying out different farming activities on the same land. A mixed farm acts...

  1. We have the rain now

  2. PRIME Tips for rearing ducks for income

  3. Refugee reintegration: The Journey of Safali Libia in Uganda

  4. Tapping trainee programmes

Business

Private equity firms want regulation

“A lot of this money is being pumped into pharmaceuticals, hospitals, manufacturing – particularly in agro-processing, renewable energy and then a few other segments. And it’s been going to...

  1. Billionaires increasingly swelling fortunes through inheritance - study

  2. PRIME Central Bank digital currencies raise privacy concerns

  3. PRIME Navigating high prices this Christmas

  4. PRIME How to successfully pitch for equity investment

  1. PRIME Strategies for forming resilient supply chains

  2. MTN mobile money pay records Shs8b in daily transactions 

  3. Govt has enough money, apply for loans, says Minister Kasolo

  4. PSFU in drive to support women enter boda boda industry  

  5. Government's commercial debt growing much faster than concessional loans 

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PRIME Joyce Mpanga’s lasting footprint on women leaders

Mpanga was an educationist, women rights activist and veteran politician

  1. How are you managing a partner that goes silent when they are angry?

  2. How to choose a wedding guest outfit

  3. Christmas is here: May we be wise parents

  4. PRIME One last dance for MC Kats

Special Reports

Oil project: The crooked road to compensation

Running from Hoima, in western Uganda, to Chongoleani peninsula, near Tanga port in Tanzania, the EACOP is expected to be the longest heated pipeline in the world, measuring 1,443 kilometers (897...

  1. Heat, disease, air pollution: How climate change impacts health

  2. Joyce Mpanga: Girl-child advocate, first minister of women affairs

  3. PRIME Karamoja women trade sex for gold

  4. PRIME Why Somalia wishes UPDF wouldn’t leave

  5. PRIME Why have briquettes failed to take off despite potential to displace charcoal?

  1. Nature defies human interests as L. Kyoga floods hit Nakasongola again

  2. PRIME Museveni rejection of Amin institute and implications for Uganda’s future

  3. How livestock markets are changing economic landscape in Karamoja

  4. How poor waste management is accelerating climate change

MONITOR SPORTS

PRIME Cricket: How Uganda broke World Cup jinx

The easier way out for UCA was to give up on their flagship team – The Cricket Cranes after many emotional-sapping near misses

  1. PRIME KCCA desperate to increase cash flow

  2. Arteta trusts Arsenal's 'transition' to go one better in title race

  3. Kitara fronts Omedi to silence NEC guns

  4. Arteta trusts Arsenal's 'transition' to go one better in title race

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