By Emma Laura N. Kisa on November 3, 2017
Birth certificate, Birth Registration, Early childhood development, uganda
Culture & Heritage, Featured, General, Human Rights
The first time Terry had to travel after having her baby was an interesting time; there was a lot of preparation that had to go into the trip. One of the things she needed to check off the long list was getting a passport for her boy; four months old and she had to have […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on July 12, 2017
Early childhood development, education, general elections, Health, Jubilee Party, Kenya, NASA, National Super Alliance, presidential elections
Africa, Regional
With the Kenyan general elections less than a month away and campaigns in full gear, the eight presidential candidates have prepared manifestos outlining their agendas for the next five years. The candidates are hoping to convince the people to stand by them and assure them a victory in the August 8th elections. Two of these […]
By Gerald Businge on January 26, 2016
Early childhood development, Empowerment of adolescent girls, Northern; North-East and Western Uganda, Social-economic indicators, Uganda-UNICEF country programme 2016-2020, UNICEF Uganda
Health & Medical, Health tips, Latest Uganda News, Personal Helath
The new Uganda-UNICEF country programme 2016-2020, will have a special focus on Northern, North-East and Western Uganda, which have the lowest social-economic indicators in the country. Particular emphasis will be on early childhood development and empowerment of adolescent girls. According to Professor Tarsis Kabwegyere, Minister for General Duties in the Office of the Prime Minister, […]
By Isaac Senabulya on December 15, 2015
Early childhood development, Nursery, Twaweza
Education news, Latest Uganda News
Educationalists under the Twaweza East Africa a civil society organization have reported that a few children attend early childhood Development Education which affects their basic competences. According to the outcomes of the Organization’s annual learning assessment, only one out of the three pupils in Primary 3-7 assessed had attended Early Childhood Development Education. Releasing the […]