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Ugandan men get new court protection

  Court Extends Indecent Assault Protection to Men, Bars Magistrates from Trying Cases They Investigate   Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Constitutional Court has extended legal protection against indecent assault and acts insulting modesty to men, ruling that provisions of the Penal Code Act that previously protected only women …

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 Uganda Baati champions men’s wellbeing at the work place

Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | It is said that the strongest steel is forged under pressure, but even steel requires care to maintain its strength. That analogy is what shaped Uganda Baati’s “Men of Steel: A Life and Wellness Conversation” recently. The employee wellness engagement held under the Safal …

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Men rush for AIDS prevention drug as demand exceeds supply

  Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Ministry of Health revealed Friday that demand for Lenacapavir, an HIV prevention injection launched in April, currently surpasses available doses, with more men demanding the twice-yearly drug. Speaking at a meeting attended by HIV advocates, researchers and policymakers, Dr Herbert Kadama who coordinates …

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Men have a biological clock, too

But it’s not just age that affects male fertility COMMENT | THERESA LARKIN | When we talk about a biological clock ticking, it usually means the pressure women feel to fall pregnant before a certain age. It’s linked to the decline in eggs (ova) and fertility as females age. But …

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Men asked to support breastfeeding mothers

Katakwi, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Men have been encouraged to actively support breastfeeding mothers to improve child health and well-being. Speaking at the celebrations to mark Breastfeeding Week at Katakwi District Headquarters on Thursday, Dr. Simon Ichumar Omeke, the District Health Officer for Katakwi, said that the support includes understanding …

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Breaking Stereotypes: More men join nursing

Despite historical biases, men are increasingly becoming a vital part of the nursing workforce — delivering compassionate care and technical expertise equal to their female counterparts. Kampala, Uganda  |THE INDEPENDENT |  Richard Masereka is changing careers — from driving to nursing. A former professional driver with Kira Motors, Masereka has …

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