Deaf boxers make debut, but how far can they go? To date, it seems Mario D’Agata, who fought in the 1950s, is the only deaf boxer with a reputable career
Excitement as Luweero farmers unveil product value chain unit “Our target as commercial farming associations has always been to penetrate the value chain system for both quality and higher profits. The training of our member associations on post-harvest...
PRIME Unfulfilled pledges and how Amin fell out with the West By the beginning of 1972, diplomatic tensions between Amin and his allies had taken a new twist. Both Britain and Israel had not fulfilled Amin’s expectations of arms supplies
Ailing elderly woman struggles to care for grandchildren living with HIV “Some of them leave children to take wrong dosage. Grandparents are also unable to pick ARVs for their grandchildren because they lack transport, leading to poor adherence"
PRIME Uganda’s NTD risk remains high despite progress Reducing the burden of mortality and morbidity caused by NTDs is integral to improving the health of the world’s poorest people
PRIME Sickle cell and pregnancy: What are the risks? Because sickling affects so many organs and body systems, you are more likely to have complications in pregnancy if you have sickle cell disease
Organisational culture Some things you can do include conducting an employee engagement/satisfaction survey to understand the issues people may be happy or unhappy with
Ways to maintain glass furniture Banging or dropping items on the glass can cause it to crack, chip, or shatter
