In the New Vision today July 11

The Allied Democratic Forces rebels based in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are recruiting children from Uganda into their ranks. Find out in the New Vision how the ADF rebels are luring parents to surrender their children to join the rebel outfit.

Government late last year stopped the export of girls to the Middle-East countries to work as maids. In spite of the ban, hundreds of Ugandan maids are clandestinely taken to the Middle East without the knowledge of Government. New Vision brings you the story.

Do you know that scores of mentally ill suspects have for years been languishing in Uganda prisons? Why are they not being freed or taken to hospital for treatment? Get the full story in the New Vision on Monday.

Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) has been deployed in Somalia for years fighting to defeat the terrorist Al Shabaab militia. The Chief of Defence Forces says they are unhappy with their partners in the peacekeeping mission. Find out why.

July 11 is International Population Day. Find out what the experts say about state of Uganda's population.

In July 2015, a three-year old child, Clive Kisitu went missing in Mityana. A year later, the child's remains were recovered in a pit latrine in Kigogwa village in Mityana village. And a prominent businessman in Mityana has been arrested over what has now been established to be ritual murder. Get the story inNew Vision.

Are you searching for a job or do you want to change your job? New Vision on Monday brings to you ten pages of employment opportunities in very reputable organisations.

In August 2015, South Sudan leaders signed a peace deal that was supposed to end the conflict. A few months ago, President Salva Kiir re-appointed Dr Riek Machar as vice president. Now the country is at war again. What triggered the fighting and what is Uganda saying about the development. We bring to you the details of the fighting in Juba.