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Yeah, it was tough. The riskiest, but most rewarding project in my life. Thank you @sdkafeero;@namlyd & @zammagazine for that incredible support
In this story by @zammagazine's Investigations Editor, @evelyngroenink, 10 African investigative journalists who took part in the #ZAMKleptocracyProject look back on months of risks, hardship & revelations. buff.ly/3zSJrM6
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Monday’s Pakasa pullout unpacks Katwere’s playbook for scaling Success Motors, alongside the powerful story of Bombo youth who traded dropping out of school for mastery in metal fabrication to build thriving livelihoods.
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🗞️ 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗜𝗢𝗡 — 𝗙𝗥𝗜𝐃𝐀𝐘 𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡
▫️Finance releases sh21.82 trillion
▫️Minister speaks out on charcoal ban
▫️KCCA officials charged with abuse of office
▫️MPs seek answers on Ugandans in Russian army
▫️Ministry proposes revision of land registration fees
These and more stories in today's New Vision. Grab your copy from the nearest vendor or subscribe to our #EPAPER: epapers.visiongroup.co.ug | #VisionUpdates
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From navigating the parenting dilemma of an employed adult child who still depends on you to 180,000 pupils set to benefit from an ambitious school feeding scheme, Wednesday’s Mwalimu pullout delivers educational and family insights you cannot afford to miss.
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Mr. @FrankGashumba questioned pastors, not Jesus's power.
I admire his courage to say publicly what many of us discuss privately but hesitate to say openly. He is a voice of our national conscience.
You can love God, respect the Church, and still question its leaders. Someone tell me this: since when have pastors become above questioning?
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What role does nutrition play during cancer treatment and recovery?
Today’s Health & Beauty in New Vision puts food and recovery in focus. Plus, explore breast cancer awareness, the link between child abuse and sex addiction, drinking more water, and a parent’s concern about a son struggling to take his ARVs.
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That being said
I do move-in cleaning, and i also offer ironing services
I’m available on Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Tap me on 0780 782 271
mission retiring at 30 😌
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Teachers’ degrees fail to unlock better pay
Teachers who upgraded from diploma to university qualifications remain on lower salary scales, prompting renewed calls for the Government to introduce a career-progression scheme that recognises their academic advancement. “It is painful that the Government, which wants teachers to have degrees as a minimum requirement, continues to pay me as a diploma holder,” Tugume said.
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LET’S PRAY
Dear God, thank You for Your protection, love and unfailing grace. We pray that You will always go before us and walk with us. Clear every obstacle that stands in our way, make our paths straight, and lead us according to Your perfect plans. Sustain, strengthen and guide us through every season, according to Your great purpose for our lives. We place our trust in You, knowing that nothing is impossible with You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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This is how most of the coffee gardens in Masaka look like now. The trees flowered (for the big May season), and, due to the prolonged drought, all the flowers dried up with no berries formed. Many people in Masaka survive on coffee now, and they’ve heavily invested in fertilisers. Many gave up on matooke, which was only failing and failing despite care. We better get set for terrible hunger and other problems associated with sudden poverty.
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📰 The Weekend Vision: Top stories
🔹 Talks on the possible release of Dr Kizza Besigye are taking shape, with Gen Saleh set to chair the discussions.
🔹 Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba to host defence chiefs from more than 27 countries.
🔹 A German investor lost Sh5bn in a gold deal involving alleged fraudsters.
More in The Weekend Vision.
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State of HIV/Aids:
1. Highest prevalence generally is now among older women, aged 40-44, with prevalence of 15.7%. Told they're also known as SOW
2. For men, highest prevalence is among those aged 45-49, at 11.7%
3. Regionally, South West (Ankole & Kigezi) has highest prevalence (8%, up from 6.3% in 2021), followed by South Buganda at 7.3%
4. Big message? Test and know your status. In Uganda, only 85.3% of adults living with HIV know their status. For those who know, 99% are on treatment & of these 96.5% have achieved viral suppression.
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Liverpool's next 5: Man City, Arsenal, Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth.
Two title rivals and the Bermuda Triangle
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The Brighton model should be a case study across the football world, not just in England. High turnover of players and managers, but team plays to largely same philosophy and retains it's distinct identity no matter who is out there. And not just that amazing scouting department, but the wholesome blueprint need curious scrutiny and adoption!
Signed yours truly, a not-so-secret admirer ... @AKasingye @mnamanya @TheLoveDre @UPL @senelvis @CliveKyazze @briantukaa


























