Daily Monitor reviews the big stories of the week in pictures
Sunday August 14 2016
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Visitors come in different forms and for various reasons or call them excuses. Some will come to catch up with a long-lost friend yet others...
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As expected, public universities opened two days ago but, in effect, remain not open after the government failed to honour a commitment to i...
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Blasto Kamuhanga (in green cap) the Masindi District production officer, explains the different seed trials at Kihonda Demonstration Farm to...
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In Summary With digital migration, Uganda is projected to have more than 500 TV stations by 2030. KAMPALA . Corporate managers in Uganda hav...
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Sumaiya Nannyanzi, 29, is a maid based in Oman and in an extensive interview carried in the Daily Monitor last week; she revealed how she wa...
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Suitcase in each hand, rucksack on the back, Namwanje staggered her way out of the university premises at Kabojja, some 8km west of the capi...
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By CISSY MAKUMBI AMURU. More than 200 residents of Atiak Sub-county, Amuru District, are reported to have fled their homes and registered as...
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KITGUM. At least 12 people in Labolo and Nakwanya-Zaire villages in Orom Sub-county, Kitgum District, have died of hunger in the last one m...
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Kampala. The African Development Bank (AfDB) has dismissed fears of a possible debt crisis in Africa saying most of the countries in the con...
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Former Masaka District Chairman, Joseph Kalungi (left) distributes coffee seedlings to young farmers. PHOTO BY MICHAEL J. SSALI About 60 y...
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- How long should visitors stay?
- Government should take education seriously
- 29-year-old Ugandan maid flees from Oman
- Amuru residents disguise as refugees
- No looming debt crisis in Africa - AfDB
- Hunger ravages villages in Kitgum
- Two-year-old with hole in heart
- P7 pupil fighting for life after getting an abortion
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- Christians kill choir member for stealing priest’s...
- Indonesia sinks foreign boats to mark independence
- Govt unveils plans to certify agro-inputs
- Agriculture officials accused of fraud
- Don’t resist relocation, refugees told
- Masaka hospital decries drug shortage, power outage
- Mayuge residents angry over state of health centre
- Prisoner commits suicide
- Parents failing children’s careers - Fagil Mandy
- Sri Lankan train kills four elephants
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- 50 clan members fall sick after eating poisonous c...
- 50 clan members fall sick after eating poisoned ca...
- Gen Kayihura donates Shs5 million to parents of mu...
- Malaysia says oil tanker hijacked, taken to Indonesia
- Boxing league goes to Bombo
- Uganda’s public debt to keep rising - IMF
- Why your builders need to be safe
- Fuel firm sues client over Shs75 million arrears
- Bundibugyo to get 450,000 apple seedlings
- Why farmers need traning in value addition
- Bee venom collector shines new hope for Uganda
- Students report to closed universities
- Pumpkin prices soar amid scarcity
- Ochaya valued at Sh1b
- She left her job, competed in barista challenge, a...
- Rio Olympics: You don’t harvest apples when you pl...
- Groundbreaking: When the mobile phone became a bank
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- Enrol for higher education, varsity boss tells Basoga
- Japan to strengthen ties with Africa through dialogue
- ‘Lightning’ strikes thrice as Bolt does 100m hat-t...
- Uganda’s public debt to keep rising
- Let’s fight this pervasive culture of dependency
- US joins fight against wildlife trafficking
- How Luweero women are 'freeing' themselves
- Women MPs push to stop early pregnancy
- First blood: Weapons transport aircraft shot down,...
- Guard your business against copycats
- There is need for more women involvement in oil, g...
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- Woman jailed for newborn baby kidnap
- Zambia opposition leader to contest vote result
- Police brutality case postponed
- Zambia's Lungu re-elected
- Can I get typhoid from eating eggs?
- Fenerbahce to name Advocaat as manager
- Police noncommittal on Baguma court summons
- Pistorius put on suicide watch after wrist injuries
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- Local govts decry low funding
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- It is not about luck
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