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New Vision (Kampala) - October 19, 2004
Moses Nampala
She said most marriages were failing because women did not respect their husbands. She asked women to use their rights to help them lead respectable lives.
She asked women to educate their daughters to ensure development in the family. She also urged men to love their wives unconditionally and warned them to avoid drinking in the morning as this is the major cause of poverty in their homes.
State minister for defence Ruth Nankabirwa asked women to sensitise their children about HIV/AIDS. She also said women's empowerment was meaningless without financial boosting.
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