Robinah Nabbanja launches a sanitation initiative and the Ugandan government mandates a national cleaning day.
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What happened
Robinah Nabbanja launches a sanitation initiative and the Ugandan government mandates a national cleaning day.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Mbarara City participates in national cleaning days in Uganda.Sub-event
National Cleaning Day causes transport disruptions across Uganda.1 source
Nabbanja announced a new initiative in Kampala.1 source
Nabbanja launches sanitation initiative and government mandates national cleaning day in Uganda.1 source
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The entities involved
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Robinah Nabbanja
Ugandan politician and teacher and the first female prime minister in Uganda
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Uganda
country in East Africa
Related events
- Lira, Uganda, compares its cleaning responsibilities to the standards set by Kigali City, Rwanda.
- Waste management failure in Uganda necessitates mandatory clean-up, alongside regional comparisons of civic duties.
- Uganda's parliament scrutinizes government performance and Robinah Nabbanja outlines the agenda for parliamentary sittings.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- newvision.co.ug
- ntv.co.ug
- allafrica.comUganda: Mubende Residents Face Legal Action for Skipping Monthly Cleaning Exercise
- observer.ugNational Cleaning: tourists stranded, buses rescheduled as banks open late - The Observer Media Ltd
- observer.ugPolice warn against non-essential movement during National Cleaning Day - The Observer Media Ltd
- observer.ug
- newvision.co.ug