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TAKE NOTICE that an Application has been made to the Trustees of the Makerere University Retirement Benefits Scheme (MURBS) for the death benefits of the Late Walter Omona by Mr. Mitchell Omona Karama, believed to be his son.

Smallholder farmers living in rural Uganda are already feeling the effects of climate change. Unpredictable and volatile climate is pushing people into food insecurity and poverty. Most livestock farmers in Nakasongola reported during an interview with ACTED hired consultant, the Uganda Forum for Agricultural Advisory Services, that they are concerned with the current changes in climate which has negative effects on their agricultural production and animals’ health.

Uganda has the youngest population in the world with over 78% under the age of 30 years. While the Country’s youthful population is expected to grow, entrepreneurial and employment opportunities for young people, particularly those living in economically stagnant rural areas, remain limited, with poor remuneration and jobs of low quality (Population Reference Bureau, 2021).

Electric Pressure Cooker’s - Gateway to Modern and Efficient E-Cooking Since the introduction of an Electric Pressure Cooker (EPC) in her kitchen, Ms Sarah Babirye cannot stop wondering how her cooking experience has been transformed.

Uganda advertising Association (UAA) would like to inform the general public of a vetted and accredited advertising agency members as of August 5th 2022.

Rosette Mugumya, a poultry farmer from Bwebajja, Entebbe previously used two sacks of charcoal a month, each costing Shs120,000. She also had a 12kg gas cylinder that she refilled for Shs130,000. The high fuel cost would later be reduced to half when she acquired a biogas plant.

Vocational and entrepreneurship training coupled with value addition of nutritious raw materials are the ingredients in a recipe for success for youth-led businesses in West Nile Region.

This journey of gender in particular the often-polarised relations between women and men makes the turn to engaging men in gender equality particularly interesting and worth interrogating.

Uganda National Roads Authority and the Contractor of the Kampala Flyover Construction and Road Upgrading Project inform the general public that due to ongoing project works, there will be traffic diversion on a section of ENTEBBE Road as indicated on the map.

Not so long ago, Makuutu Sub-county in Bugweri District, Eastern Uganda was just like any other rural sub-county in the country; quiet and sleepy. The 32,400 residents of the sub-county rely mostly on subsistence farming, growing groundnuts, maize, and soybeans. Some inhabitants still grow sugarcane that is later sold to the numerous sugar factories in the region. But recently, their fortunes have started to change with the recent discovery of large, concentrated deposits of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in the region.

AHF Uganda Cares working towards achieving an AIDS-free generation

The preparation of good food starts in the garden where soil is prepared. In the synthetic world, that will mean getting a chemical-laden herbicides to kill off the grass. Herbicides also exist in the organics world but these are made from things on the farm.

The Uganda Communications Universal Services Access Fund (UCUSAF), formerly known as Rural Communications Development Fund (RCDF), is a semi-autonomous universal service fund managed and administered by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) .

To promote sustainable agricultural growth, Uganda has taken several steps in transforming conventional agricultural production into an organic farming system that prohibits the use of synthetic inputs, fertilizers and pesticides. Daily Monitor reporter writes.