Children and youth empowerment @DrotyUganda| @Run4HerRights
Kyotera District, Uganda
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Dr. Julius Luyimbaazi, Executive Director of Lubaga Hospital, explains the difference between laparoscopic surgery and traditional open surgery.
#MwasuzeMutya
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NEW VIDEO: A hidden camera catches a California scientist poisoning his co-worker’s water bottle, leaving her with years of serious health problems and emotional distress.
Rong Yuan suffered severe vomiting, hair loss and mysterious illnesses for more than two years before discovering her water contained cadmium at levels reportedly 3.5 million times the federal limit.
David Xu was initially charged with attempted murder but received just two years of probation after pleading guilty to poisoning, while Yuan says she continues to suffer health problems and can only work part time.
Despite the severity of the crime, the lasting impact on Yuan and objections from prosecutors, a judge granted Xu’s request to expunge his felony conviction, leaving the victim questioning how he could be given a second chance while she continues to live with the consequences.
I have noticed that so many business no longer use humans to originally design their graphic work. Rather, they now opt for AI generated designs which to me look so ugly.
We can’t run away from paying humans to creatively design nice works.
It’s really so sad to see your source of income wilt away and die without being able to do anything it!
Kyanaku, twolekede akaseera kenjala….
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South Western region records Uganda’s highest HIV prevalence
#NTVNews
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Then they want to tell us about democracy, fellow Africans.
Give us a break.
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PPH (severe bleeding after childbirth) can be survived when spotted and treated early.
Mrs. Shamim Mayanja Byantalo (aka Zubeda) lived through it and she’s sharing her story so other mothers can too.
Let’s continue to raise awareness, support faster emergency care, and work together so no mother dies from PPH.
#PPHAwareness #SafeMotherhood #MaternalHealth #PPHChampion
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There is a university running a bursary scum to which many have fallen victims. I have received over 26 testimonies. The bursary bait is used to enrol many unsuspecting excited ‘beneficiaries’ who later end up being trapped in fees when they’re already inside. In some cases, insiders will extort money from applicants promising bursaries, and they even issue bursary admissions, which the university denies as fake when it is too late for the student to change university. Beware, not all ‘bursaries’ are actually bursaries. Some are, some are traps. At the right time, all this information/testimonies will be laid bare for all to see the scum. No one will succeed in abusing Ugandans while silencing them from speaking out.
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UPDATE FROM BAMUTAKUDDE.
The Chairman's Children's Party was a success! 🎉
Over 200 children from Bamutakudde & neighbouring villages came together as they prepare to go back to school tomorrow.
We cooked together, ate together, danced, played football, swam & enjoyed theatrical plays by the children.
I organize this every holiday so every child feels they belong to this village. Their smiles say it all.
Wishing all our children a great 3rd term!
#Bamutakudde #BackToSchool #CommunityFirst #AkaaloAmatendo
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Let’s not pretend as if we don’t see this. Crude Waragi is finishing young people in city nooks, trading centers and villages. By this time, they are lying “dead” in these ramshackle structures & village paths. Most of them voted their fellow drankos as LC1. Who can save them?
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Uganda does not have any HIV vaccine.
The increase in new HIV infections should certainly be taken seriously.
Prevention currently relies on proven measures such as:
1. Consistent and correct use of condoms
2. Abstinence
3. HIV testing of partner’s whose status you do not know
4. PrEP, PEP after possible exposure, and
5. Adherence to ARVs as prescribed by the health worker.
