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Uganda's Anti-Pornography Bill: "If a Woman Wears a Miniskirt, We Will Arrest Her" With its vague and broad definition of 'pornography', Uganda's proposed Anti-Pornography Bill could curb a range of individual rights and freedoms. |
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Heart-Warming Innovation Saves Mbale's NewbornsIn areas where electricity is unreliable or equipment is scarce, low-cost infant warmers could help keep low-weight newborns alive. |
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Accessing Health Services in Uganda: Boda Boda to the Rescue!In rural Uganda, small motorcycles are being used as ambulances in a bid to make emergency healthcare accessible to those in need. |
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Cooperation in the Congo: Will the Regional Peace Deal Bring Stability?A new peace framework could bolster MONUSCO, push Congolese reforms and enhance cross-border cooperation. But while positive, these steps are not enough. |
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DRC: Will the M23's Split Upend or Help Peace Talks?Divisions within the M23 rebel group have deepened, with the factions clashing. What does this mean for the ongoing peace process in the eastern DRC? |
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The Jadelle Access Programme: Making Family Planning Accessible and AffordableA new public-private partnership is trying to reduce the price and extend the availability of a long-term, reversible contraceptive device. |
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Museveni's Muzzled MPs: Uganda's Missed Opportunity in the Oil DebatesDespite parliamentary forthrightness around Uganda's oil initially, President Museveni has shown he still holds all the power. |
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Editor's Q & A: How Has Museveni Stayed in Power?Think Africa Press' editor explains the dynamics behind the Ugandan president's support from the West, domestic control and staying power. |
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Uganda's "Bad Politics": Museveni, the Military and an Assertive ParliamentPresident Museveni and other high-level officials have warned of a military coup to "refocus the country's future". What does this mean? |
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Uganda: Who Pays the Cost when the Aid Stops?After years of being an aid darling despite widespread corruption, a number of donors recently suspended aid to Uganda following high-level scandals. |
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Trouble Brewing: Africa and Alcohol ProblemsWith over-consumption of alcohol on the rise, governments are struggling to find suitable legislation amidst profit-hungry global corporations and illegally-produced liquor. |
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