In the background are drivers waiting for their bosses at Parliament. Photo by Geoffrey Sseruyange.
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Do MPs treat their drivers like slaves?
To drive an honourable Member of Parliament, at least in Uganda, one has to have two basic things: knowledge of English and a decent sense of dress. And that is on top of living with the public perception that the men who drive those Shs103m cars, live an...
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When the rescued suffer posttraumatic stress disorder and depression
Unlike those who have been rescued from captivity, taken through rehabilitation and started...
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Mawa, Ngamba’s mischievous chimpanzee
Ngamba is home to 48 chimpanzees that are there mostly because they have been rescued from...
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Nyakagyera Cave: Kabale’s historical site
Nyakagyera cave and rock beneath Kabaraga (the highest point overlooking Kabale Town), is...
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Solar energy transforms rural Hoima communities
Kyapoloni village, like many villages in Uganda, is not connected to the national electricity...
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Reasons you should join a network marketing company
“Hi. I just wanted to tell you about an exciting business opportunity,” someone said on the...
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Nile partners with Sqoop for beach rugby
Come this Saturday, all roads will lead to Sports Beach in Entebbe for the Fan Zone Beach...
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Tamba gives back to special needs children
Last Thursday, soul singer Sara Mutamba alias Tamba chose to share her Christmas gift early...
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Nandala Mafabi outside politics
You know him as the outspoken politician, Budadiri West Member of Parliament, the Leader of...
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Is it poor maintenance eating up Namboole national stadium?
This year’s Cecafa exposed the poor standards of the pitch at Mandela National Stadium in...
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