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    Türk praised Indonesia’s Parliament for passing the Domestic Workers Protection Law, calling it a “historic breakthrough” for the nation’s estimated 4.2 million domestic workers, most of them being women.
    Mao framed his bid for Speaker as part of a broader mission to reform Parliament, which he said needs urgent fixing, particularly in tackling corruption and restoring public trust in the legislature.

    PaCT Celebrates 30 Years of Uplifting Communities Through Land...

    Over 30,000 Ugandan landowners now hold legal proof of ownership, marking a milestone in the country’s push for land...

    Gov’t Directs KCCA on Housing Reforms, Museveni Vows Expose...

    President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has urged leaders in Kampala City Authority to adopt modern, well-planned storeyed housing structures as...

    Giving Women Land Ownership Is a Smart Investment, Not...

    The Minister for Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Hon Judith Nabakooba, has emphasized that empowering women to own agricultural...

    Government to Curb Land Fraud with Blockchain and AI...

    In a decisive move to curb fraudulent land transactions, the Ugandan government is in the final stages of introducing...

    Rukungiri Municipality Forms Development Forum to Boost Service Delivery...

    Rukungiri Municipality has officially formed a Municipal Development Forum (MDF), bringing together representatives from various sectors to enhance service...

    Uganda to Celebrate World Habitat Day in October 2024

    Uganda will join the rest of the world to celebrate World Habitat Day on October 7, 2024, in Kamwokya, Kampala.

    Lands Ministry Launches New Digital Platforms for Easy Land...

    The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development has launched the Ugandan National Land Information System (UgNLIS) public portal to aid in the access of information on land.

    Uganda Parliamentary Forum of Social Protection Calls for Increased...

    Uganda’s social protection coverage is still very low, standing at 1.3%, while only 0.3% (excluding healthcare) of the GDP is allocated for financing social protection.

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