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Polio vaccination campaign in Gaza continues amid Israeli war.

Views: 4 Around 87,000 children vaccinated in 1st day of campaign, UNRWA says. A polio vaccination campaign for children under the age of 10 continued for the second day in the central Gaza Strip on Monday amid a deadly Israeli offensive on the enclave. On the first day of the campaign, teams from the UN […]

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Israeli army causes $135.2 million in damage in West Bank.

Views: 13 The mayor of Jenin on Sunday compared an ongoing Israeli military operation in the northern occupied West Bank city to an “earthquake,” estimating that about 500 million shekels ($135.2 million) of damage had been caused so far. “The greatest loss is in the lives of the martyrs. On a material level, the destruction caused by

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KCCA SMART CITY AMBASSADORS LEAD WASTE MANAGEMENT AND SANITATION DRIVE

Views: 15 The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) today hosted a waste and sanitation engagement at Kitante Primary School, drawing Smart City Ambassadors from all 857 villages of the city. The event, which kicked off at 10 am, is part of KCCA’s ongoing efforts to rally grassroots to adopt innovative and sustainable methods for managing

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Chinese envoy urges security guarantee for polio vaccinations in Gaza.

Views: 9 Geng Shuang, China’s deputy permanent representative to the United Nations (UN), urged Israel on Thursday to provide security guarantee and facilitation for the vaccination against the polio virus in Gaza. The polio virus seriously threatens the health of children in Gaza, and vaccination is the most effective way to stem the spread of

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Smoking could be banned in UK’s pub gardens and outdoor restaurants.

Views: 7 Smoking could be banned in pub gardens, outdoor restaurants, outside hospitals and at sports grounds in the UK under tighter restrictions being considered by ministers, according to leaked documents. The measures are being proposed as part of a tougher version of the previous government’s tobacco and vapes bill, which would prohibit the sale

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Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Bisaka donates 14 FUSO Trucks of donations worth UGX 800 Million to Kiteezi Landfill slide victims

Views: 21 The Faith of Unity has donated items worth UGX 800 million to the Ugandan government to support disaster relief efforts for those affected by the Kiteezi Landfill slide. The donation was made by Omukama Ruhanga Owobusobozi Bisaka, the leader and founder of the Faith of Unity, based in Kapyemi, Kagadi District. The handover

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HEALTH: Liz Truss ‘considered cutting NHS cancer care’ to pay for tax cuts, new book claims.

Views: 6 The former PM suggested the policy in a bid to pay for massive tax cuts, Sir Anthony Seldon writes in a biography of Ms Truss. The book ‘Truss at 10: How Not to Be a Prime Minister’ casts a brutal eye over the Conservative PM’s time in Downing Street. Ms Truss was forced

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MTN Uganda Transforms a Mother’s Life with a New Pickup Truck After Media Spotlight

Views: 12 Night Ampurire (2nd L) alongside MTN leadership, including CFO Andrew Bugembe (L), CEO Sylvia Mulinge (2nd R), and Stephen Mutana, Chief Regulatory and Administration Officer at MTN Mobile Money Services Uganda Ltd, pose in front of a brand new car loaded with watermelons and pineapples, donated in Kitoro, Entebbe, on August 27. Night

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Commission authorises mRNA vaccine against common respiratory virus.

Views: 5 On 23 August, the Commission authorized the mRNA vaccine ‘mResvia’, to immunise adults over 60 years of age against lower respiratory tract disease, which is caused by respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection. RSV is a common respiratory virus, usually with mild symptoms but has potential serious consequences for vulnerable people, including older adults. Health and Food

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