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Ababundabunda Babasobyako Nnyo

April 4, 2018 | Sheilah Nakabuye | NBS TV Uganda
https://www.iwmf.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Ababundabunda-Babasobyako-Nnyo.mp4

Obulamu bw’abaana abawala abasummuseemu abalabirirwa mu nkambi z’ababundanda okuva mu South Sudan batambulira ku bunkenke olw’abasajja ababakabassanya nga tebanneetuuka.

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Sheilah Nakabuye

Nakabuye Sheilah is a 27 year old freelance journalist living and working in Bushenyi District. A born of Butambala district, Sheilah has a Bachelors degree in journalism and mass communication… Read More.

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