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Bukwo sub county chief arrested over Covid-19 money

Bukwo, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The sub county chief and community development officer of Chesowel sub county, Bukwo district are in trouble for allegedly stealing Covid-19 funds meant for Village Health Teams and the LCI chairpersons. The suspects are Ben Lwendok, the sub county chief and Alex Kidet, the Community Development …

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U.S. House panel subpoenas former Trump aide Navarro

Washington, U.S. | Xinhua | A U.S. House panel probing former President Donald Trump’s administration’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic issued a subpoena on Thursday to his onetime aide, Peter Navarro, asking him to produce documents and appear for a deposition. Navarro served as director of the White House Office of …

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Parliament approves UGX 3.8 trillion supplementary budget

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Parliament has passed a supplementary budget of 3.81 trillion Shillings, mostly for stimulating the economy hit by COVID-19 and security-related interventions. Of this, at least 1.3 trillion Shillings was already spent within the 3 per cent legal limit which the government can spend and seek …

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Pfizer bullies governments worldwide in COVID-19 vaccine contracts: report

Washington, U.S. | Xinhua | U.S. multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation Pfizer has been bullying governments around the world in COVID-19 vaccine contracts, said a recent report. “The contracts offer a rare glimpse into the power one pharmaceutical corporation has gained to silence governments, throttle supply, shift risk and maximize profits …

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Herbal skin treatments

Makerere University scientists give traditionalists a boost | THE INDEPENDENT | An organic research group at Makerere University Kampala has embarked on testing the safety, quality and efficacy of herbal remedies in a bid to ensure that only those found safe and effective are used. The group from the university’s …

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