The survey is about the major causes of domestic violence during the 2020 lockdown. Research by Luttamaguzi John Bosco and Nannozi Susanie Ggoobi in September 2020, shows that domestic violence was a very big challenge among the married partners in developing countries like Uganda had become a challenging turmoil during the period of COVID-19 lockdown. 
The forced isolation of families due to COVID-19 pandemic created a dangerous situation and triggered domestic conflicts and episodes of abuse within families. Those abuses included physical emotional and sexual abuse.
Statistics indicate that by the end of June 2020, Uganda had registered over 21,260 cases of child neglect, sexual abuse and physical abuse (Ejang 2020). 

ABILA MARTHA

Teachers layoffs during school closure affected them both financially and mentally. During this period, private Teachers received either half pay or no pay at all. 
Considering the fact that quite a number of them were relying on their salaries, they had to find other sources of income to sustain themselves. 
Mr Jok Jacod a primary teacher at Christ the King primary school informs us of how he borrows a loan to start up a small business inorder to provide for his family, and solve the challenges he was facing during this period.
However, will teachers who ventured into business be willing to teach again?

Martha Abila