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New Vision on MSNCol Nakalema pays tribute to father’s legacy of faithHundreds of people, including relatives and friends of Col Edith Nakalema, gathered on Monday at All Saints Kanyeganyegye Church of Uganda in Kashari South, Mbarara district, to attend the funeral ...
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, The Most Rev. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, has departed for Cairo, Egypt, to ...
If I was the leader of Uganda, I would offer and open invitation to citizenship to President Paul Kagame and all former ...
Lifestyle cancers on the rise Last year, Mary Tusiime, a 45-year-old farmer, began feeling fatigued and noticed unusual ...
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Hosted on MSNLet us talk societal structure of AnkoleThe social and sexual roles of Hima women: A study of nomadic cattle breeders in Nyabushozi County, Ankole, Uganda Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans Title: The social and sexual roles of ...
Museveni argues that, after registering success with the cattle-keeping communities in Ankole, he introduced a similar campaign “bona bagagawale,” which he credits for introducing 32% of Uganda’s ...
Take the Ankole-Watusi from Uganda, for example, whose massive horns are truly a spectacle. In other cases, such as the beautiful and tank-like white rhino, horns have become one of the most coveted ...
As the world embraces the new year, Raxio Data Centre reflects on a transformative year that was 2024 for Uganda’s digital economy. The year 2024 further solidified our position as an industry ...
With their outrageously long horns and sleek auburn coats, Ankole cattle are a symbol of western Uganda. But they’re now considered an endangered breed, as farmers switch to imports such as Holsteins.
And, the Ankole cattle of western Uganda are now considered an endangered breed as farmers switch to other imports such as Holsteins. Plus, remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s universal message ...
The root of Uganda’s malnutrition crisis may lie in the country ... but it’s closely followed by food-secure regions like Kigezi (41.5%), Tooro (38.7%) and Ankole (31.2%). The paradox lies in these ...
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