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    • Waandaaye Umukyeekhe Umutoro. 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2007)
      This is a book narrating a story of two young boys were one loved to play a lot and dodged house work, yet the other one loved to work so much.

    • Wairike ni Gonya 

      Daba, Mulualem (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      This is a children's story about a chimpanzee which needed help from a crocodile in order to cross the lake.

    • Wakaima, Wampiti ni Wambuzi 

      Masabe, Rebecca (African Storybook Initiative, 2018)
      This is a children's story narrated about diferent animals that is; Hare, Hyena, Goat and Ghee. And how these animals used to treat each other.

    • Wakikere Ni Wamusota 

      Emongot, John (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      This is a children's story narrating the life style of a snake and frog as well as how the two animals used to interact each other.

    • Waliyo omulala alinga nze 

      Strydom, Fred; Jardim-Wedepohl, Jess; Bulyaba, Ruth (Pratham Books Story Weaver Publishing, 2015)
      This is a story about an animal which thought to be unique in everything it does, thinks and irritates

    • Walking on sunshine: Pairing electric vehicles with solar energy for sustainable informal public transport in Uganda 

      Ndibatya, Innocent; Booysen, M.J.; Abraham, C.J.; Rix, A.J. (Energy Research and Social Science, 2021-11)
      Minibus taxi public transport is a seemingly chaotic phenomenon in the developing cities of the Global South with unique mobility and operational characteristics. Eventually this wide-spread effect of minibus taxis will ...

    • Walube Omuyala Ne Miziru Emika 

      Mabeta, Kholeka (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a children's story narrating how the animal called a Fox behaves when its is very hungry.

    • Wamaŋe, Lacoo Ma Goro Ni 

      Lamony, Maurice; Jager, Wiehan de (African Story Book Initiative, 2014)
      This book demonstrates a story a young girl who lived alone in a house

    • Wambuzi Isabazinga Omufere 

      Nakasango, Alice (African Storybook Initiative, 2015)
      This is a children story narrating about a famous goat that was a king of other animals in the society where all these animals lived.

    • Wampiti, Wakayima Ni Benseni 

      Kiema, Katiwa Charles (African Storybook Initiative, 2016)
      This is a children's story narrated about three animals which were friends among themselves.

    • Wampube Owomuluulu 

      Ohri, Herminder (Pratham Books, 2006)
      This is a children's story narrating about creature called a mouse which was greedy to other animals.

    • Wanaasi Akabila Babaandu Tsingano 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a story about the family of Insects which are created by God and how human beings treat them.

    • Wanaasi, Bakikhoolo Ni Tsikweena 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a story book about the different types of insects God created.

    • Wanambusi Ni Kumubano Kwa Namuunyu 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2015)
      This book is narrating how goats behave each other.

    • Wanasi Ni Wanakhutu 

      Shissa, Milton Eridad (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This story book narrates the life style of different Insect species.

    • Wanatsofu Umwana Urebareba 

      Wekunya, Cornelius (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This book narrates how Elephants behave and their relationship with other creatures God created.

    • Wandhovu Omuto Omubuulirize 

      Baker, Judith; Trok, Lorato (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a children's story narrating how a young elephant uses its long trunk, to perform so many duties for its own benefit and protection.

    • Wankoko ni Waigongolo 

      Asara, Winny (African Storybook Initiative, 2014)
      This is a children's story narrating how the cock and a millipede used to relate.

    • Wankudu Ne Ennhindo Engudule 

      Ẹhinẹni, Taiwo (African Storybook Initiative, 2015)
      It is a children's story about a tortoise which was full of fighting all the time and this resulted into it having its nose half way.

    • War-Related Abduction and History of Incarceration Linked to High Burden of HIV among Female Sex Workers in Conflict-Affected Northern Uganda. 

      Goldenberg, Shira M.; Muzaaya, Godfrey; Akello, Monica; Nguyen, Paul; Birungi, Josephine; Shannon, Kate (Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc., 2016-09-01)
      Objective: Sex workers (SWs) in sub-Saharan Africa face a disproportionate HIV burden and growing concerns of severe human rights violations. Given the dearth of evidence on the burden and correlates of HIV among SWs in ...