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Esther Oluka

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Stop discrimination against Banyarwanda, says Frank Gashumba

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By Esther Oluka Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Last month, President Museveni signed an executive order that many saw as a solution to end the long-standing marginalisation of the Ugandan Banyarwanda. Daily Monitor's Esther Oluka reached out to Frank Gashumba, one of the leaders of the Abavandimwe – as they prefer to be called – to hear their thoughts on the President’s directive. You have been among the most vocal in fighting for the cause of the Banyarwanda in Uganda. What exactly is their plight?
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Key takeaways from 3-day African Union summit

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By Esther Oluka Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Officials from 49 African Union member states, including presidents, who attended the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) have resolved to develop and facilitate resilient systems to boost food security on the continent. The resolution stems from a February 2024 session of the Assembly of the African Union that was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Key takeaways from 3-day AU summit

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By Esther Oluka Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Officials from 49 African Union member states, including presidents, who attended the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP)have resolved to develop and facilitate resilient systems to boost food security on the continent. The resolution stems from a February 2024 session of the Assembly of the African Union that was held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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