The liberty of saying no
I was recently researching Uganda's favorite foods, and one dish kept appearing: Rolex - a delicious chapati rolled with eggs and vegetables.
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I was recently researching Uganda's favorite foods, and one dish kept appearing: Rolex - a delicious chapati rolled with eggs and vegetables.
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She walks three miles before sunrise. Not for water, though she will do that later, but because today a uniform is waiting for her at school. For the first time in months, she can go. For the first time in months, she belongs.
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The country's disease burden is still dominated by communicable diseases, including malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, respiratory infections, diarrheal diseases and vaccine-preventable illnesses.
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The NJO Foundation Africa is thrilled to announce its Back to School Event, a community initiative designed to support children as they prepare for the new school year.
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Education is recognized as a cornerstone for societal progress, especially in African nations, where it plays a vital role in driving development.
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At NJO Foundation Africa, we believe that every child deserves an equal chance to succeed, no matter their background or circumstances.
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When we think about making a difference, sometimes it can feel overwhelming.
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Across Africa poverty is having an extremely damaging impact on people's lives, especially the lives of children and young people.
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Across low-income countries, lack of access to formal education remains one of the most pressing barriers to sustainable development.
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As NJO Foundation Africa marks its fourth anniversary, we reflect on the remarkable journey of service, growth and empowerment.
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Violence against women remains one of the most pressing human rights violations globally, with women and girls facing abuse in various forms, from domestic violence and sexual harassment to harmful traditional practices and economic exploitation.
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I bet you haven’t watched the African movies “Bridge” and “Merry men,” but this article will give you reasons to watch them.
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NJO Foundation Africa continues to contribute significantly to the reduction of poverty. Their efforts are rewarded by the community's heart warming smiles and sincerity, considering their zeal to ensure every individual's hope and dreams for a better life are fulfilled.
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NJO Foundation Africa is an organisation with a mission to not only provide immediate assistance to underserved individuals in Uganda but also to raise awareness about their plight.
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Education is a fundamental right that can transform the lives of girls. When girls are educated, they are more likely to break the cycle of poverty, make informed decisions about their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.
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“Knowledge is power.” I hear that all the time. Education will make you successful in life. But I also hear the opposite.
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Uganda, often referred to as the “Pearl of Africa” is a country teeming with diverse and shining natural beauty. Its landscapes encompass everything from lush rain forests and savannas to lakes and snow-capped mountains.
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