Mary Ngwedo talks with long hesitant pauses as if she were still in the state of a disability she developed at the age of 16. Ngwedo got fistula after her first child, which left her leaking urine for 20 years.
Zimbabwe has made great strides in championing the rights of women as well as improving reproductive health, an official with the Zimbabwe Women Lawyers' Association has said.
An Epworth woman facing charges of terminating a seven-month-old pregnancy was yesterday sentenced to perform community service after a Harare magistrate wholly suspended her nine-month prison term.
Are you being real? One lesson living with HIV should have taught all of us in this generation is that it is important to plan our lives and our families.
THE story we carry in today's edition about more than 400 school girls in Mumbwa district alone dropping out of school after either getting pregnant or being married off in the last two year is cause for serious concern.
Limited resources are hampering efforts of improving maternal health, the Nations Population Fund(UNFPA) said. It said during the marking of the World Population Day yesterday that urgent action was needed to improve maternal health services especially in rural areas.
Uganda's growing population is our most important asset that should be used for increased productivity in order to achieve economic transformation for the country, President Yoweri Museveni has said.
