Lately, there is a growing trend of infertility among women which health experts associate with a medical condition termed as endometriosis.

Senior New Vision journalist Agnes Kyotalengereire caught with Bittie Nalwanga and Grace Nagawa who share how they beat the health condition.

The anguish of patients who instead of care and comfort at the hospital, find themselves abandoned and neglected with no family members or friends whatsoever to take care of them. 

The blue economy is the seventh largest in the world, employing 350 million people and generating 2.5 trillion dollars in revenue every year, but investment in Africa remains low. How can Uganda unlock potential? 

Fishing woes deepen on Kalangala Islands as authorities toughen fight against illegal fishing on Lake Victoria. The state minister for fisheries Hellen Adoa was in the district last week, and called upon security agencies to collaborate. Listen to this and other stories from around Uganda.

Even without formal education, Florence Mubonebe became a self-taught nurse. Her commitment to healthcare spanned over four decades. Listen to the heartfelt tribute that is coming with a health centre, and boat ambulance.

Should enforcement by police be revisited? Andrew Arinaitwe explains scuffle after a boda boda rider is knocked down in Kampala. 

A lifetime of service unfulfilled: Listen to 80-year-old Lawrence Lule Tindamanyire's battle for retirement justice.

There are just a few professionals who have made breakthroughs in Uganda’s animation sector, and one such person is Raymond Malingah, whose animation is featuring on Disney+. But there is a long way to go to develop the sector. What are the prospects?

Vanilla farmers have concluded harvesting within a period designated by the government. There are strict measures in place to ensure quality assurance, but it hasn’t been all rosy for the green gold farmers. What is the genesis of Uganda’s vanilla paradox and how can it be solved?

Children in refugee and host community schools in West Nile are dropping out due to lack of food. What are local leaders doing?