Rather an amusing situation happened over the weekend: I was in the touristy downtown area of Boulder with G- (8) and K- (4) having a good time wandering around. We'd just stepped out of Ben & Jerry's after enjoying some

Fifty four per cent of children under the age of five in Uganda do not get the basic healthcare when they need it, according to this year's world's mothers report. The report that is published by the charity Save the

In recent times, diseases that were associated only with adults have now become universal. Even children are getting diseases such as diabetes.

Thomas Ngolo Katta, national coordinator of the Centre for the Coordination of Youth Activities (CCYA) has been reinstated by the Board of Trustees and founding members of the organization, a release from the organization states.

The second session of the Children's Parliament has adopted 21 motions which the National Assembly will forward to the relevant offices for consideration.

Kobe Bryant finally wins the NBA's MVP award and a blind man bowls a perfect game! See what else happened this week!

The Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion in the Prime Minister's Office on Wednesday picked up 330 kids from Kigali streets and enrolled them on a two-week rehabilitation solidarity camp (ingando).

Parents and their children the world over are waging bitter struggles against each other with radios and television sets acting as catalysts.

The second session of the country's Children's Parliament ended last week. Here follows a summary of their debates and discussions in the National Assembly

I wanted to let Ypulse readers know about a couple of great events happening -- one IRL (in real life) in the Bay Area and another streamed live online. First up is an event put on by SDForum, the leading

The Children's Act is to be used as an instrument to fight child poverty and promote the rights of children during Child Protection Week to be held next week.

The youth arm of the National Resistance Movement is the latest arena for the enduring political question of the times: will Yoweri Museveni, who will be over 67 in 2011, seek another term in office? Inside Politics Richard Wanambwa brings

Government has invested substantially in the youth and girl-child and it will do more to develop them, says Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka.

Children numbering over 360 yesterday stormed the Government House, Port Harcourt to protest the incessant kidnapping of toddlers by hoodlums who demand for ransom before their release.

Eritrea won broad acclaim and was cited as an exemplary nation at the Burkina Faso International Conference on Basic Health Care for the major achievements it has registered in reducing child and mother mortality rate as well as controlling malaria

THE youth should not underrate their potential to overcome poverty given their energy, First Lady Janet Museveni has counselled, reports Raymond Baguma.

United Nations' Childen's Fund (UNICEF) Exe-cutive Director, Ann Veneman, has sued for the cooperation of countries around the world in the fight against malaria.