Edgar R. Batte
Photographer and Journalist at Daily Monitor
Multimedia Journalist @DailyMonitor | Photographer - https://t.co/bf08RqMx0K | Travel blogger 🙂 | Multi Award Winning Journalist @ACME_Uganda
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6 days ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
What you need to know:Uganda’s MFA has established a communication channel for inquiries related to its nationals in the Middle East conflict zones. Concerned families have been urged to contact the ministry at [email protected] for updates and support. A number of Ugandan students have been successfully evacuated from conflict-ridden Iran and are now safely sheltered in Turkey, thanks to a rapid intervention by the Government of Uganda (GoU) through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
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6 days ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
A s a young girl, Brendah Namubiru watched her mother make bitambala- the crochet table and chair covers that were once a staple in many Ugandan households. With childlike curiosity and eager fingers, she picked up the skill, unknowingly planting the seed for what would become a deeply personal creative path. But for some years, other responsibilities distracted her.
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6 days ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
In a dimly lit gallery corner, beneath strokes of wild yellow auto paint and jagged lines that seem to bleed from mechanical chaos, into emotional revelation, stands Frederich Male- a newly minted professional artist. His first solo exhibition, It’s Not Me. Just Xpression, offers a raw, intimate look into the burdens of the mind under the weight of Uganda’s socio-economic realities.
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1 week ago |
sqoop.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
June is Men’s Mental Health Month, but for many men, conversations around mental well-being remain buried in silence. Cultural expectations, toxic masculinity, and limited access to mental healthcare have historically left many men to suffer in isolation. However, a growing chorus of brave voices is now stepping forward, determined to challenge this pervasive narrative and encourage others to embrace vulnerability and seek the support they need.
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3 weeks ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
Five hundred years ago, the printing press transformed faith by putting Bibles in the hands of ordinary people. Today, the smartphone is doing something similar, democratising access to miracles, prophecies, and global fellowship. But with that power comes peril; the risk of exploitation, the dilution of community, and the commodification of the divine. The digital revival is not purely holy, nor is it purely a scam.
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