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Gov t pledges to end violation of press freedom, torture of journalists

Mr Kabyanga also revealed that they are going to cut back on the surging number of media platforms

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Oil and gas investments will boost engineering sector - Dr Mutenyo

There are blossoming development such as the Oil Pipeline, the International Airport being built in Hoima, the new cities, the fly over project

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Uganda reopens medical schools in efforts to boost COVID-19 fight

Uganda reopens medical schools in efforts to boost COVID-19 fight
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Gaps in financial sustainability knowledge, asset building worry financial sector trainers

The advocates of this Initiative, including UIBFS, say it aims to increase financial capability and asset holding

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Bankers training institute suffers brunt of Covid-19

The deficit was partly occasioned by Covi-19 disruptions that affected students’ capacity to sufficiently pay tuition as a well as a reduction in student numbers

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