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:After 20 years of marriage, Pastor Chris Nsubuga shares lessons that have helped him and his wife, Lynette, build a joyful, lasting union. From emotional intimacy to financial stewardship, the couple’s story offers practical wisdom and spiritual insight for anyone seeking to thrive in marriage. Marriage is a journey, and depending on who you ask, that journey can be described in many ways. For some, it is pure bliss. For others, it has not quite turned out that way.
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
PrimeWhat you need to know:Haunted by her early struggles with menstruation, Claire Kyarisiima vowed to spare other girls the same shame and hardship. Through her organisation, Touched Minds, she now works tirelessly to support girls and children with disabilities in underserved communities. Claire Kyarisiima was just 10 years old when she got her first period. Scared and confused, she did not tell anyone.
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
What you need to know:Defying expectations and shattering stereotypes, Jean Byamugisha took the helm of Uganda’s top hotel association in her 20s. Her youth was not a barrier; it was her advantage. At an age when many are still learning the ropes, Jean Byamugisha was already calling the shots. Appointed CEO of Uganda's leading hotel association in her 20s, she brought fresh energy to an industry resistant to change, proving that youth and vision can trump years of experience.
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
What you need to know:From self-repairing bio-concrete to photosynthetic facades, these innovations blur the line between nature and construction, and they are closer to reality. The winding streets of Kansanga, with their striking contrasts between impoverished slums and modern residences, served as the unlikely crucible that forged Jacqueline Namayanja's architectural philosophy.
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1 week ago |
monitor.co.ug | Edgar R. Batte
On stage, her energetic performance is as captivating as the rhythmic pulse of the rhumba it accompanies. For the past 15 years, Sarah Tendo Namiyonga has been a beloved face and performer with the Afrigo Band. Her smile, while dancing and connecting with the crowd, often seems heartfelt, though sometimes it masks a deep-seated sadness and uncertainty.
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