
Richard Oyel
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Victor Tayebwa |Richard Oyel |Pedson Mumbere |Jacobs Seaman Odongo
The Insurance Innovation Awards recognised both established industry players and emerging firms, highlighting how technology and creativity are reshaping the sector. Vice-President Jessica Alupo has commended the Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) for its efforts in driving innovation in Uganda’s insurance sector. Ms Alupo urged the regulator to focus on raising awareness and encouraging more individuals to embrace insurance policies to increase penetration.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Victor Tayebwa |Richard Oyel |Pedson Mumbere |Jacobs Seaman Odongo
Grace, who had been residing in Texas, led a multifaceted professional life. She was a medical nurse, worked as an Uber driver, and actively supported Helping Hands, a charity assisting those in need. Hundreds of mourners gathered in Karamoja today to bid farewell to Grace Pulkol Adams, daughter of former intelligence chief David Pulkol. Vice-President Jessica Alupo attended the funeral and urged continued unity among the Ateker cluster.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Adam Mayambala |Salmah Namwanje |Richard Oyel |Joseph Omagor
No Excerpt Tensions are rising ahead of the Kawempe North by-election as President Yoweri Museveni prepares to campaign for NRM’s Faridah Nambi on the final day. Opposition leaders have raised concerns about the fairness of the process, warning that security forces may be used to intimidate their supporters or limit their campaign activities.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Adam Mayambala |Salmah Namwanje |Richard Oyel |Joseph Omagor
No Excerpt Mpox treatment centres in eastern DR Congo are under immense strain as ongoing conflict displaces millions, complicating healthcare delivery. Dr Ngashi Ngongo of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) acknowledged the challenges of providing care but noted a glimmer of hope, with over 150 patients returning to Bukavu for continued treatment.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Adam Mayambala |Salmah Namwanje |Richard Oyel |Joseph Omagor
Many of these children, previously living on the streets of Kampala, are struggling to stay in school due to a lack of consistent meals. Windle International has committed to supporting former street children reintegrated into schools in Napak District, where food shortages threaten their education. Many of these children, previously living on the streets of Kampala, are struggling to stay in school due to a lack of consistent meals.
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