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FGM is between life and death- A survivor’s story

Amudat, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | Tegla Chepolukuma was 13-years- old when her friends advised her to go for Female Genital cutting alias Female Genital Mutilation. She recalls how her peers kept counting the days to the D– day. “When that day reached I remember it was on Wednesday, my grandmother arrived …

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Bwerenga residents dispute 49% invalid votes registered in 2016 polls

Bwerenga, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | Half of the votes cast at Bwerenga (N-Z) Radio polling station in Kisubi Parish, Busiro South County in Wakiso District in the 2016 presidential elections were invalid.  According to the EC register, there were 734 registered voters at Bwerenga (N-Z) Radio polling station.  In the …

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Luwalira’s attacker challenges detention of mentally disabled offenders

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | Solomon Herbert Kaddu, who was locked up for attacking, Bishop Kityo Luwalira during the 2018 Easter prayers at Namirembe cathedral has petitioned high court challenging the continued detention of people with mental disabilities in various prisons across the country. Kaddu was arrested after he stormed the …

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Sh410 million gate changes face of Kyambogo university

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | An investment of 410 million shillings in a gate has boosted Kyambogo University’s physical image from the shabby one that the public had come to associate with. The Kyambogo main gate also known as west end gate is one of the many development infrastructures that …

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CSOs warn of growing intolerance in Teso politics

Soroti, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT | Civil Society Organizations- CSOs operating in Teso Sub Region have raised a red flag on the increasing intolerance of dissenting views among politicians in the region. Speaking at a media briefing afternoon in Soroti City on Monday afternoon, the CSOs revealed that at least two …

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