Danida provides a number of Master in International Health Scholarships atUniversity ofCopenhagen for students from some developing countries.

Experience from health projects in the developing countries emphasizes the need for cross-disciplinary skills when it comes to building strong, sustainable health programmes.

The Master of International Health focuses on public health issues in low and middle income societies, and includes a broad range of theory within public health, medicine, epidemiology, anthropology, political science, management, and organization.

Some applicants for the MIH programme from Danida supported health and water sector programmes may be sponsored by Danida (Danish International Development Agency) through the Danida Fellowship Programme according to current guidelines.

Applicants must get information and apply through the relevant Danida chief adviser and programme officer at the Danish Embassy in their home country.

Danida programme countries included at the moment:

Bangladesh,Benin,Bhutan,Bolivia,Burkina Faso,Egypt,Ghana,Kenya,Mali,Mozambique,Nepal,Nicaragua,Tanzania,Uganda,VietnamandZambia.

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Having taken Musisi’s money, the councilors and the lord mayor are organising to take Jenifer Musisi head on following her reported mismanagement of the city.

In the last secret meeting the lord mayor had with the councilor before he went to China they all agreed that they need to fight for their political sovereignty to avoid being swallowed by the technocrats in the names of Jenifer Semakula Musisi.

And upon realisation of this, rumours has it that President Museveni is about to replace Musisi with Annet Muhoozi who is Musisi’s deputy at the moment and she has been assigned to take over the entire administration of KCCA.

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Hundreds of women across the globe desire to reduce the size of their stomachs after delivery. There are women whose stomachs remain big after delivery as if they are pregnant again whereas they are not. So in this article we have brought to you how you can reduce the size of your stomach after a C- section.

From the moment the baby is born, the woman’s hormonal changes cause midsection to deflate, shrinking it back to some closer to its pregnancy state.

Naturally it will take about four weeks for the uterus to contract to its normal or original size. Meanwhile, a woman should regularly breastfeed her baby or babies.

The mothers who breastfeed their babies burn extra calories to make milk, so they usually lose pregnant weight more quickly than their non-nursing counterparts.

Also learn to consult a specialist in women health affairs on exercises that firm the belly and are safe for a mother or mothers who have undergone a C-section.

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Besigye, the man who has given president Museveni sleepless nights has reportedly urged women and men of Uganda who live in USA and Europe to add their voices to the voices of Ugandans in Uganda who fight so hard the said dictatorial regime of president Museveni.

He briefed them that in Uganda the members of opposition are not allowed to walk while going for work yet over 98% of Ugandans don’t own cars.

Besigye told them that the moment police find poor people in the morning walking for work it shoots them with tear gas canisters and live bullets. In the due course many people including babies have lost their lives.

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It seems the speed at which Uganda’s education system/policies move at the moment the sky is the limit. The government of Uganda, according to the Commissioner for secondary education in Uganda government, John Agaba, is to construct science laboratories and information Communication Technology laboratories across the country using resources from Iran, China, Cuba and France among other donors.

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VLIR Scholarships: Each year, a number of VLIR Scholarships are available to students of developing countries, giving high-potential students the opportunity to study in Belgium.

These scholarships cover all costs.

Candidates should :

• Have a study history in agreement with the academic admission requirements of the programme
• Not have reached the age of 35 at the moment of their application
• Be a resident of a developing country
• Not have studied before in an industrialised country have at least two years of work experience
• Be proficient in English (speaking and writing).

When English has not been the language of instruction, proficiency in English has to be proven with a TOEFL- or equivalent certificate

• Submit carefully completed VLIR-application forms, accompanied with all documents requested before the deadline to the VLIR-Scholarship Administration of the VLIR-UDC office in Brussels.

For more scholarship information and application, see: VLIR-Scholarships Website

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Kayondo says that despite having resumed business, the traders still need to put more pressure on the government to put a ceiling on the interest rates commercial banks charge on loans.

The traders went on a three day sit down strike last week demanding that the commercial banks withdraw the increased interest rates on new and old loans. Kayondo says that even though they have opened their shops the government still needs to come out and protect the interests of traders. He was addressing journalists inKampalatoday.

Kayondo says the traders are still waiting for the government’s response on the issue of high interest rates. He says that the moment the government fails to solve the problem the traders will definitely sue the commercial banks.

By Walakira Nyanzi

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The credit crunched Mbidde was left cursing the NRM government for failing to subsidize fuel prices. As if this was not enough, Mbidde who was moving from Entebbe to Kampala had no coin at the moment.

He was only saved by one of his friends who was on his way back home. When this pal of Mbidde came, he requested him to borrow him 30,000 shillings such that he refuels the escalades.

Mbidde later drove to his Mbidde and Company advocates office at Shumuko building in Kampala formerly Katatumba suites. Ultimate Media

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The info we have got from statehouse indicates that Mbabazi even though he is being probed over his reported illegal oil deals, he is traversing the country mobilizing support for NRM while selling his personality to people.

His position as NRM secretary general puts him in direct possibility of running as NRM’s presidential candidate if Museveni leaves. And to keep his dream well, we are told that Mbabazi recently recruited his own pressmen to cover him wherever he goes to avoid being misquoted.

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Otafiire told an attentive audience that Besigye is a none performer and a liar whose presidential manifesto contained a lot of ‘nothing.’

The minister says that Besigye like most of opposition politicians do a lot of talking with no results on the ground. Otafiire says he recently went to Rukungiri where Besigye hails from and found nothing developmental he has put on ground. Otafiire sealed his attack on Besigye by saying that the FDC man only wants to amuse people like Amalula family does.

By Moureen Nakyanzi

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