Uganda: MPs Approve Another Ministerial Position

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Uganda: MPs Approve Another Ministerial Position

[Monitor] Parliament yesterday yet again approved creation of another ministerial docket, this time the State minister for information communication and technology.

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Zimbabwe: 48% of Local Sanitisers Fail Standards Tests

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