I saw the fishnet top ne ki skirt and I just knew you might pray from home.
But as I've said before, these pieces are lit. Lwakuba ka outfit leero kabuzeemu

Eno outfit ne ku Watoto toyingira

And finally, we're ending our May celebration of women making an impact in menstrual health with the incredible Pesh Ahumuza! Ms. Ahumuza

The new Private Sector Foundation Uganda office in Mbarara signifies immense potential for the region and Uganda.

It brings tailored support programs to boost local businesses, creating a ripple effect of economic growth.

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How about y’all stop pretending to be mental health advocates right now? Bulijo nga you’re silent and indeed pouncing on others’ mental health ?

Okay my patience with kids is done. I hate them.

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I'm seeing g some of your besties entertain your enemies in this strict regime of yours 🤣🤣 first go quarrel

It's time to expel some of you. And if it's who I think it is. Briooooooo.

Show me where. I've just woken up

You could be right. I know of a sneaky link of a year plus.

The quoted hidden gem is in a town called Biharwe which is the gateway to Mbarara where Private Sector Foundation Uganda is launching a new office today.
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'The idea of bringing these services closer to PLHIV has been around for a while, from as far back as 2004 with PEPFAR'
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As a PLHIV you’ve probably moved long distances to get medication. Those struggles are now over because you can now get that medication delivered to a Pharmacy close to you.

Call 0800-211-046 or text 8080 to find out how to get a close pick up point.

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Speaking at the opening of the Private Sector Foundation Uganda offices in Mbarara, Mr Robert Kakyebezi the Lord Mayor Mbarara City asked PSFU to support the regional private sector players to improve quality, quantity of the services and products in the western region.

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'We thank Private Sector Foundation Uganda for adding value to Mbarara City and ask them to continue supporting regional private sector players to improve quality, quantity of the services and products '_ Robert Kakyebezi -Lord Mayor Mbarara City.
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PLHIV cannot just go to any pharmacy and get their drugs refilled. It is important they first get registered and assessed by their health workers after which they’ll be assigned a pharmacy.

Call 0800211046 or text 8080 to get started.

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Today, Private Sector Foundation Uganda has launched its Western regional office in Mbarara and it'll be located in Boma at the Red Cross Building.

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