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Uganda Media Women’s Association today celebrates all your efforts. As an umbrella of women in media, we encourage all Ugandans to continue working towards improving their socio-economic and political spaces. Ultimately, for women to take charge of their capabilities within the available spaces without fear or underestimation. Equality and equity to all, let not self […]
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