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Makerere University is abuzz with anticipation ahead of a public doctoral defense questioning the non-restoration of the thorny Ankole Kingdom.
Ms. Patience Akampurira, a Ph.D. student at the School of Liberal and Performing Arts (SLPA), is slated to defend her thesis this morning at 9:00 EAT.
The history of Ankole Kingdom's non-restoration is marked by tensions and divisions between different ethnic groups, particularly the Bairu (farmers) and Bahima (cattle keepers).
BREAKING: In a significant move to advance Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has allocated $30 million towards a new AI platform that will support scientists in developing solutions for healthcare and social challenges across the continent.
KAMPALA, UGANDA: In a significant move to advance Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has allocated $30 million towards a new AI platform that will support scientists in developing solutions for healthcare and social challenges across the continent. This initi...
A Ugandan researcher, Dr. Sabastian Rwengabo, has called for a National Strategy on Complex Public Health Emergencies (CPHEs). Citing the previous experience of devastating pandemics, and the recent experiences of HIV/AIDS, Ebola, Marburg, and SARS-CoV-1 in Asia, Dr. Rwengabo argues that countries need well-coordinated, capacitated, multi-level teams and interventions in case of public health emergencies
A Ugandan researcher, Dr. Sabastian Rwengabo, has called for a National Strategy on Complex Public Health Emergencies (CPHEs). Citing the previous experience of devastating pandemics, and the recent experiences of HIV/AIDS, Ebola, Marburg, and SARS-CoV-1 in Asia, Dr. Rwengabo argues that countries n...
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A comprehensive study conducted by researchers in Uganda has revealed that religious leaders, cultural leaders, and mothers-in-law stand as the primary barriers to contraceptive usage in the country.
Amid the backdrop of ongoing progress, the study identified religious leaders and mothers-in-law as significant obstacles, as they discourage the adoption of modern contraceptive methods. This influence is intertwined with cultural norms that prioritize larger families, exerting a strong impact on rural communities and shaping their decisions regarding contraception.
A comprehensive study conducted by researchers in Uganda has revealed that religious leaders, cultural leaders, and mothers-in-law
BREAKING NEWS: Cravings, witchcraft, medicinal value, UNBORN baby cleansing, abusive spouses, and stress-relief, are some of the reasons for alcohol consumption among expectant mothers in Northern Uganda, a new study has revealed.
Community sensitization and support mechanisms that encourage pregnant mothers to abstain from alcohol consumption during pregnancy
A book published in 2015 by a Norwegian researcher could have set the stage for the understanding of the current stand-off between Uganda and the World Bank and how it will be resolved.
The understanding of the current stand-off between Uganda and the World Bank and how it will be resolved..
he Telegraph, a prominent UK online news outlet, has reported a plot by Britain to assassinate pro-Russia African leaders.
In a story published on its website on August 16, and titled: Britain plotting to assassinate pro-Russian leaders in Africa, says Moscow, the paper’s Russian Correspondent, Nataliya Vasilyeva, quoted a Kremlin source claiming British Intelligence outfit, MI6, has trained a saboteur unit of ‘Ukrainian nationalists and neo-Nazis’ for a clandestine operation in the continent
The Telegraph, a prominent UK online news outlet, has reported a plot by Britain to assassinate pro-Russia African leaders.
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WELCOME TO ResearchFinds News!
ResearchFinds News is a unique news platform from Uganda in Africa that aims to simplify research findings from new studies conducted by academia and career researchers in the continent, making them accessible to a broader audience without the use of scientific jargon.
Our team combines academic rigor with journalistic flair to present the latest research, innovations, and creations currently emerging from Africa in a consumable and easy-to-read format.
We do not endorse or reject any of the studies we feature on our platform. Instead, we encourage our readers to engage in healthy debates about the dependability and trustworthiness of the findings, innovations, and creations presented on our website.
At ResearchFinds News, our mission is to bridge the gap between research and industry by disseminating study findings to relevant stakeholders, including policymakers, governments, and the broader academia.
In addition to featuring research on our website, our professional team also offers research support, book reviews, policy briefs, ghostwriting, media/communications consultancy, research training, data collection/analysis, and academic mentorship services.
If you have conducted research, written a dissertation or a report, or invented, innovated, or patented something and would like to feature your findings on our platform, please contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].
Our goal at ResearchFinds News is to provide the latest professional study results, innovations, and creations and encourage healthy conversations and debates among our readers.
Our focus is solely on linking research and industry and finding new data that can contribute to Africa’s socio-economic development.
ResearchFinds News is published by Streamline Consults Ltd.
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