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Human rights call
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Hello community members , hope your all doing well . well I am sharing with you a trying moment I went through , which was the 18th of November . There was an abrupt strike in kampala , uganda . I was in town trying to make…
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Amina608
Posted on Jan 19
We Unite Against COVID_19 The Terror
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Decades ago, women in Uganda rose with a strong determination; to thrive. The sun rose and we saw the wide smile of the day The season we had worked and anticipated for so long Economic, education, political and social…
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ikirimat
Posted on Jan 19
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Uganda: 2021 Julia Taft Fund for Refugees
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The U.S. Embassy in Kampala, under the auspices of the Office of the Regional Refugee Coordinator, is pleased to announce the availability of a funding opportunity through the 2021 Julia Taft Fund for Refugees. The Julia…
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Ana Isabel Paraguay
Posted on Dec 27, 2020
Spirit Awards Nominee without borders: Tam
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I met Tamarack (Tam) Verrall on World Pulse when she made a great comment on one of my articles and we clicked. World Pulse being a platform and network of grassroots women raising their voices about issues affecting them…
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ikirimat
Posted on Dec 21, 2020
Education for girls
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Girls right for education should not be violated, they have right to access good education, as boys do, and right to take any course, in Uganda girls are still suffering when it comes to the right education, but as world…
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Karindoli Andrew
Posted on Nov 20, 2020
Congolese refugee
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Well I'll contribute about my refugee live again , people judge refugees living in uganda wrongly especially the citizens . we are taken in the negative way ,especially the Congolese because the Somalis are known of having…
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Amina608
Posted on Nov 15, 2020
My First Story
Refugee life
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It's all about my life as a refugee woman, becoming a refugee is the worst thing that could ever happen to anyone, becoming homeless, losing loved one's and beginning from scratch after an average height of living. Since…
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Amina608
Posted on Nov 15, 2020
My First Story
Sexual and Gender Based Violence is a global concern
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Ending Sexual and Gender based Violence is not a ones persons' effort but a collective and holistic approach. here In Uganda in refugee settlements there has been an increase in child marriages, defilement, intimate partner…
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Doreck Ekyampaire
Posted on Nov 14, 2020
The true Face of Politics in Uganda.
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Elections are coming up in a few months many Ugandan are thirsty for change and we all hope that we will have free and fair elections just like other countries. For example USA citizens vote and their votes determine the…
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Ssali
Posted on Nov 07, 2020
Covid 19, Back to School and Leaving No One Behind
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At least a third of the world’s schoolchildren – 463 million children globally – were unable to access remote learning when COVID-19 shuttered their schools, according to a new UNICEF. [1] Across different African countries…
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Leonida Odongo
Posted on Oct 23, 2020
POLICY AND MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES TO WOMEN’S REALISATION OF THE RIGHT TO SEXUAL &REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN POLYGYAMOUS MARRIAGES IN UGANDA
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POLICY AND MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES TO WOMEN’S REALISATION OF THE RIGHT TO SEXUAL &REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN POLYGYAMOUS MARRIAGES IN UGANDA Mwanga Mastullah Ashah ABSTRACT Polygamy remains one of the key topics in various…
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Ashah Mastullah
Posted on Oct 20, 2020
What The Sexual Offences Bill 2019 Holds For Ugandans (Part 1)
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The Sexual Offence Bill was drafted in 2000 and in 2016 it was tabled as a private member bill by Kumi Woman MP, Monicah Amoding (UWOPA Chairperson). A renewed call for an enactment of the bill came at the beginning of March…
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ikirimat
Posted on Oct 09, 2020
In the Face of Darkness: My daring Experiences as a Girl
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D uring my time of growing up as a child, no one ever spoke of rape or sexual violence. All I heard about was pregnancy. It was even taboo to speak about it. This was spoken among peers not parents or teachers either. But I…
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ikirimat
Posted on Oct 09, 2020
#FOOTBALLPEOPLEWEEK 2020: DEMISTIFYING SPORT THAT THRIVES IN A CLASSIST & PATRIACHIAL SOCIETY
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Looking at a disabled youth or child, what comes in everyone’s mind if not many is pity and imaginations of helplessness for life. But this should not be the case. The issue is the society and the values it holds for the…
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Harriet Karen
Posted on Oct 06, 2020
My First Story
One day my dreams will come true
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I'm called emmanuella, i am a Congolese by nationality. i didn't get the chance to be in a rich family, but i got the chance to have great parents by my side. When i was young we were living in a place called goma, i always…
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Emmanuella Musafiri
Posted on Sep 26, 2020
Asamo Living with A Disability and Building Resilience During COVID 19
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I recently meet a group of women with disability in a rural village in Uganda who were able to share their stories. Asamo (not real name) told me her story how she has been able to rise from ashes after her husband threw her…
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ikirimat
Posted on Sep 25, 2020
Food insecurity in Uganda
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BY 2014 12% of the total population in the country was chronically food insecure in different areas which are scattered karamoja,Teso and Acholi regions.this has been attributed to poor rainfall performance during the first…
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George j Kanyihamba
Posted on Sep 14, 2020
Women and Resistance : Learning from our African Heroines
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Slave trade and colonialism brought with it a lot of evils in Africa. From massive land dispossession, forced labour, introduction of Hut tax and restricted movement using pass systems, locally known as Kipande in Kenya at…
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Leonida Odongo
Posted on Sep 06, 2020
Migration and Africa's Youth
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Young people migrate for various reasons. Intra country migration across Africa is mainly from rural areas to urban areas is mainly in search of job opportunities, to attend school for those lucky to go to college or…
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Leonida Odongo
Posted on Sep 05, 2020
My First Story
Fighting for Equality and Human Rights
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My name is John, a 29 year old male Ugandan, a High school teacher by Profession. I started up a Primary school known as "Source of Light Primary School", located in one of the rural communities in Uganda. The school has 320…
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John2020
Posted on Aug 28, 2020
My First Story
The power of Economic freedom in wealth creation and prosperity
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Freedom creates space for knowledge acquisition and innovation, Knowledge paves way for innovation,invention and production. Innovation champions human potential and productivity,this spearheads automatic economic…
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George j Kanyihamba
Posted on Aug 23, 2020
Choosing between natural economic inequality and Artificial economic inequality
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Choosing between Natural economic inequality and artificial economic inequality takes the decisions made by Authorities and those in power. I personally like realism and naturalism,In this perspective Artificial economic…
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George j Kanyihamba
Posted on Aug 23, 2020
No place to Hide! Repression, Activism and Shrinking Civic Spaces
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Africa and the world at large is replete with examples of state sponsored repression on human rights defenders or those who speak out against various forms of social injustices ranging from land grabs, corruption, bad…
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Leonida Odongo
Posted on Aug 23, 2020
The life of teenage mothers in Uganda
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While others rejoice being head of the family, it's very debastdevas when this comes at a vert young age as you tend to miss alot of Parenthood love, care, support & socialisation. Most of 70% of African diseases are…
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Bahati Amon1597320911
Posted on Aug 13, 2020
My First Story
Using Audiovisual songs to health educate public on malaria Uganda
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Malaria is number one killer in Uganda. We try to reach millions of people with audiovisual songs so that people appreciate the impact malaria has created in Uganda. We try to include; malaria transmission, signs and…
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Bahati Amon1597320911
Posted on Aug 13, 2020

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