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ugandayouth
April 01st, 2020
Hilda Flavia Nakabuye - How Young African climate activist is creating a youth revolution
topic:Climate action
by:Bob Koigi
For 22 year old Hilda Flavia Nakabuye from Uganda, climate change is a personal story and she has become a climate change evangelist of Fridays for Future.
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Congo
August 05th, 2019
Ntaganda and ICC: The Conviction of a Congolese War Lord
topic:Peace and Reconciliation
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
"The law is made for man, not man for the law."
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ucf-farmers1
July 29th, 2019
Help Ugandan farmers access global markets and end poverty
type:Campaign, Crowd Funding, NGO
by:Yair Oded
Farmers in eastern Uganda battle extreme poverty. This campaign seeks to unite them and help them gain access to global markets. A single Tweet can help!
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waste africa
December 11th, 2018
From trash to cash and power in Ethiopian style
by:Bob Koigi
In Africa, the fastest urbanising continent, population explosion and growing consumerism have fueled the rubbish menace.
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taxuganda
July 09th, 2018
The folly of Uganda’s social media tax
by:Bob Koigi
The government of Uganda has recently introduced a social media tax in what it says are new avenue for raising revenues and silencing online gossiping.
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Uganda femalecondoms
September 01st, 2017
The unwanted female condoms in Uganda
by:Bob Koigi
The government has been aggressive in championing female condoms as a sure way of fighting the spread of HIV/ Aids. The virus has over the years [...]
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Refugees Uganda
July 19th, 2017
Lands rights for refugees in Uganda
by:Israel Bionyi
At the time when many nations are banging the doors on refugees, Uganda is open to accepting more refugees. How does that work?
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April 07th, 2017
Smart jackets that diagnose pneumonia faster than a doctor
by:Bob Koigi
This now provides timely diagnosis to a disease that kills 24,000 Ugandan children under the age of five every year. It is a revolutionary [...]
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health_apps_uganda
March 13th, 2017
The Electronic Doctor
partner:Journafrica
It all starts with an idea in your head. A solution to a problem that’s been bugging you. You’ve then got 72 hours to make this vision come true. Together with [...]
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October 31st, 2016
Uganda's pornography detection machine
by:Bob Koigi
The machine, procured from South Korea, is capable of identifying any form of lewd and offensive content stored in any technological gadget. Those found in possession of such a [...]
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LOVE
July 04th, 2016
Where Love Is Illegal
topic:LGBT Rights
by:Vanessa Ellingham
Robin Hammond is a New Zealand photographer. His latest body of work, documents LGBT people living in countries where their sexuality is a crime.
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March 14th, 2016
"Sister Act" for the good
topic:Economic Opportunity
by:Bob Koigi
A group of Catholic nuns in Uganda are growing grapes and making their own wine, a forte they have been perfecting since the vines' plantation, in 1970.
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February 17th, 2016
Uganda bets on refugees to grow economy
topic:Refugees and Asylum
by:Bob Koigi
Uganda is embracing refugees from neighboring countries to grow its economy and create jobs, in a classic example of turning a threat into an opportunity.
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December 03rd, 2015
Uganda’s 23-year-old paper bag king
topic:Climate action
by:Bob Koigi
The story of a 23-year-old entrepreneur who has vowed to rid Uganda off one its greatest eyesores; plastic waste, with the help of a dedicated workforce.
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World Bank,Namibia 2007.
November 21st, 2015
A refugee targets rebel groups with business training
topic:Security
by:Bob Koigi
A refugee in the war-ravaged Republic of Congo is offering training and economic opportunities to youth in a bid to keep them away from rebel groups.
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Nelson Mandela's Day
September 15th, 2015
Rwanda's football fosters peace
topic:Peace and Reconciliation
by:Bob Koigi
A social enterprise in Rwanda is using sports to champion peace and reconciliation while empowering women to contribute to the country’s development.
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