A twice-yearly HIV jab offers hope in Uganda, if the doses come
Lenacapavir nearly eliminated new infections in trials. Mbarara wants more of it.
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Lenacapavir nearly eliminated new infections in trials. Mbarara wants more of it.
The operator is now an authorised Starlink reseller for companies and institutions. Its foundation also opened a teachers' resource centre and certified 102 teachers in digital literacy.
The Secretary General and Vice-President II of the African Coalition for Development (ACD) joins the IEEE Africa Innovation Summit (AIS) 2026 as a speaker, on 6 November (virtual) and 7 November (in person) in Kampala, Uganda.
Two teenage sprinters raised in Uganda after fleeing eastern Congo are among six refugees going to Dakar 2026.
Scientists in Masaka have started a first human trial of a vaccine against the Bundibugyo strain behind Congo's outbreak. Congo itself starts a larger trial this month.
Primary and secondary school are free. The years before are left to private providers. A UN committee says that should end.
Poachers now strip carcasses of anything that identifies them. In Entebbe, scientists use DNA to tell a court exactly which animal a piece of meat or tusk came from.
More than 20 schools in the Rwenzori region used drama and essays to talk openly about menstruation. A head teacher says silence leaves schools unprepared.
Michael Katungi Mpweire, extradited from Uganda, is accused with three others of offering weapons worth $58 million to a Mexican cartel. Two co-accused have pleaded guilty.
The Nigerian refinery is trying to raise $1.6bn in what could be Africa's largest stock market listing. The offer closes on 13 October.
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