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President Museveni (L) and former South African president Nelson Mandela wave to the crowd during Mandela’s visit to Uganda. Courtesy Photo.
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Nelson Mandela: ANC and his legacy in Uganda
Almost immediately after becoming president of South Africa, Nelson Mandela chose Uganda as one of the first countries to visit. Mandela’s quick visit is linked to the close relationship the African National Congress (ANC) had with Uganda, starting with the...
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Museveni set to attend Mandela’s burial ceremony
Foreign Affairs minister Sam Kutesa could travel to South Africa to, among others, facilitate...
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Rare monkey specie is tourism’s new kid on the block
In the next one year, Ugandans and other tourists can prepare to engage in a new form of...
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Students expected at school on February 3
The Ministry of Education has released next year’s school calendar, setting February 3 as...
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UPDF officer knocks one dead
Police at Jinja Road Police Station are holding a UPDF officer over reckless driving leading...
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Umeme proposes higher power tariffs
Power distributor, Umeme, has proposed that the end-user tariffs for domestic consumers be...
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MPs to Karim: Pay Shs4 billion or lose Imperial Royale Hotel
Pressure is mounting on Imperial Royale Hotel owner, Karim Hirji to pay Shs4 billion in...
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Sleep well Madiba. Long live Mandela
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Inflation expected to rise ahead of 2016 elections
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Uganda beat Singapore to win netball tournament
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Mandela, your legacy will live on
We join the Nelson Mandela family in celebrating the life of an honourable statesman, freedom fighter, and loving father of the Rainbow Nation, whose well lived life has touched almost each and every man and woman along the length and breadth of planet
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- Vendors reject KCCA tenancy terms
- Police arrest four over market fire
- Drama at police station as suspect moos like a cow
- Entebbe hospital to close for renovation
- Mbarara District bank accounts frozen
- Women fake husbands to access antenatal services
- Museveni set to attend Mandela’s burial ceremony
- Nelson Mandela: ANC and his legacy in Uganda
- Rare monkey specie is tourism’s new kid on the block
- Nelson Mandela: ANC and his legacy in Uganda
- MPs to Karim: Pay Shs4 billion or lose Imperial Royale Hotel
- Big win for Ugandan music in Battle of Champions
- Museveni set to attend Mandela’s burial ceremony
- Uganda beat Singapore to win netball tournament
- Women fake husbands to access antenatal services
- UPDF officer knocks one dead
- Students expected at school on February 3
- Umeme proposes higher power tariffs
- Inflation expected to rise ahead of 2016 elections
- Rare monkey specie is tourism’s new kid on the block
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