Q: Farmers who use the money for personal purposes will not receive anymore.
In an effort to boost Uganda's economy, the government has been investing in the agricultural sector by helping farmers afford the farm inputs they need with vouchers and money subsidies. However, the current system often proves to be obsolete, resulting in farmers losing money or using the money for personal purposes or renouncing altogether to the subsidy when faced with the confusing voucher application process. Evelyn Namara, Founder and CEO of Vouch Digital joins CNBC Africa for more. Advertisement
A: It's impossible to say
Q: Presidential elections in Venezuela took place nine days after the picture was taken.
In this May 11, 2018 photo, street vendors selling beef bones wait for customers, in Caracas, Venezuela. The May 20 presidential election plays out as the inflation rate doubles every 35 days and is running near 14,000 percent on an annual basis, according to estimates by the opposition-controlled National Assembly. Fernando Llano AP Photo
A: Yes
Q: The president wanted to limit health care coverage to children
You have, as you have proposed and as the president has commented on tonight, proposed a massive plan to extend health-care coverage to children. You're also talking about the government picking up a big part of the catastrophic bills that people get at the hospital.
A: No
Q: Between the government and opposition groups, October was completely tension-free.
In October, however, amid rising tensions between the government and opposition groups, a car bomb seriously injured an opposition politician and killed his driver, in Beirut.
A:
No