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Nankwanga Eunice Kasirye

This is a space where I share my reflections, observations, and truths, shaped by the realities of my community and the world around me. It is also a platform to amplify the voices of others especially those who are often unheard, overlooked, or silenced

Mentoring Female journalists

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- August 29, 2019

http://www.pmldaily.com/news/2018/10/female-journalists-to-undergo-mentor-ship-programme-under-iawrt-chapter.html

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