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National Perspective Vol 150: Fistula and Ugandan Mothers (English audio-30min)

January 9, 2015 No Comment 284 Views

Fistula and Ugandan Mothers

National Perspective – Music and Politics

February 1, 2011 No Comment 172 Views

The 2011 election campaign season was the most musical in Uganda's history. Whether it was for ideological or personal gain, singers, rappers and reggeaton artists rallied behind the eight

National Perspective – Breast Cancer: The Silent Plague

November 4, 2010 No Comment 753 Views

Breast cancer in the third commonest cancer in women in Uganda. According to the Ministry of Health, the incidence of breast cancer in Uganda doubled from 11:100,000 in 1961 to 22:100,000 in

National Perspective – Parliament under the Magnifying Glass

July 3, 2010 No Comment 223 Views

The Parliament of Uganda is one of the most widely known, but also most commonly misunderstood institutions in the government of Uganda. Every five years, millions of Ugandans go to the polls to

National Perspective – Boy King, Man Child

April 9, 2010 No Comment 1606 Views

Happy Birthday King Oyo! As Uganda's youngest traditional monarch turns 18 this year, Uganda Radio Network's Emmanuel Kajubu investigates his youthful legacy, expectations on his reign and what

National Perspective – Revisiting Uganda’s Murderous Cult

April 2, 2010 No Comment 1486 Views

Before March 17th 2000, few people outside southwestern Uganda had heard of Kanungu town. However even for those who had, it was only known as the sleepy corner of Rukungiri with a bad road, a high

National Perspective – Tears of Bududa

March 15, 2010 No Comment 216 Views

On March 1, 2011 hundreds of residents of Nametsi village in Bududa district were fast asleep when they heard a loud rumbling from above. “What was that? Where is it coming from? Why is

National Perspective – Challenges of Adoption

March 4, 2010 No Comment 585 Views

Adoption of Ugandan children by foreign nationals is all the rage these days. Thanks to the international attention – good or bad – that the country has received over the past 25 years, many

National Perspective – Alice Lakwena’s Ghost

February 18, 2010 No Comment 2573 Views

The name Alice Lakwena is still powerful enough in Uganda to instill fear into the hearts of many. Lakwena, born Alice Auma, was a young Acholi woman when she raised up a group of disenfranchised

National Perspective – Carbon Trading War

December 8, 2009 No Comment 223 Views

There is a war going on at the slopes of Mount Elgon. It is not a war of guns and armies, but one in which many lives are put at risk permanently. National Perspective this week

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