US EditionMore and more Ugandan men seek DNA paternity tests, often with heartbreaking results
Voluntary DNA tests have surged among Ugandan men, with over 98% of results indicating non-paternity, leading to counseling, mediation, and legal conflicts, officials said.
- In Uganda, demand for DNA paternity tests is rising among men, often leading to painful discoveries, as stated by Simon Peter Mundeyi, a spokesman for the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
- About 95% of those taking DNA tests are men, and over 98% find they are not the biological fathers, according to Simon Peter Mundeyi.
- The Anglican Archbishop of Uganda, Stephen Kaziimba, advised against DNA testing during a sermon, referencing the virgin birth of Jesus.
- Cultural taboos around discussing paternity concerns exist, but the practice is increasing amid property disputes and divorce proceedings.
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More and more Ugandan men seek DNA paternity tests, often with heartbreaking results
Paternity disputes in Uganda have become a significant issue as DNA testing becomes more accessible. Clan leader Moses Kutoi often deals with cases where men doubt their children’s paternity. Traditional beliefs discourage discussing such matters, but DNA tests sometimes reveal…
More and more Ugandan men seek DNA paternity tests, often with heartbreaking results
Paternity disputes in Uganda have become a significant issue as DNA testing becomes more accessible. Clan leader Moses Kutoi often deals with cases where men doubt their children’s paternity. Traditional beliefs discourage discussing such matters, but DNA tests sometimes reveal…
More and more Ugandan men seek DNA paternity tests, often with heartbreaking results
Paternity disputes in Uganda have become a significant issue as DNA testing becomes more accessible. Clan leader Moses Kutoi often deals with cases where men doubt their children’s paternity. Traditional beliefs discourage discussing such matters, but DNA tests sometimes reveal…
More and more Ugandan men seek DNA paternity tests, often with heartbreaking results
Paternity disputes in Uganda have become a significant issue as DNA testing becomes more accessible. Clan leader Moses Kutoi often deals with cases where men doubt their children’s paternity. Traditional beliefs discourage discussing such matters, but DNA tests sometimes reveal…
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