Uganda: Let's Get to Bottom of L. Victoria Fish Deaths

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Uganda: Let's Get to Bottom of L. Victoria Fish Deaths

Editorial - Yesterday's splash on Monitor newspaper's front page touched on the lives of aquatic animals, human beings and the country's economy in many ways.

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BETHESDA, USA (AP) - President Donald Trump's blood oxygen level dropped suddenly twice in recent days but he 'has continued to improve' since then, the White House physician said Sunday, adding a new layer of confusion to the president's fight with COVID-19 even while suggesting he could be

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Kenya: Covid-19 Testing Hitch Holds Cargo at Malaba and Busia

[Nation] A shortage of Covid-19 testing reagent at the Malaba and Busia borders has affected movement of goods between Kenya and Uganda, with lorry traffic stretching over 30 kilometres from the crossing point.

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South Sudan: Worsening Flooding in South Sudan Increases Health Risks

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