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Amuriat team issues roadmap ahead of delegates’ conference

The party president position attracted two candidates including the current chair, Mr Amuriat, and former youth league leader Moses Mugisha

  1. 23-year-old woman gang raped by two cousins, 13 others - police

  2. Wakiso authorities list 80,000 buildings targeted for property tax

  3. Opendi to introduce marriage Bill

  4. Buganda Kingdom  unveils Shs200b budget

  5. Museveni directs on delayed multibillion Gulu Hospital

  6. PRIME CMI boss, former rebels set to meet tomorrow

  1. Anti-Covid drug may have led to virus mutations - study

  2. Scientists move to breed anti-malaria mosquitoes

  3. State House team cites graft in Manafwa maternal deaths

  4. Teso leaders petition govt over animal breeding centre

  5. Kabale needs 3 more public ambulances – officials

  6. S.3 student arrested over trafficking 170 youths with fake job promises

OpEd

PRIME Evelyn Love, Innocent Mbabali and the flying fat cats

What is striking here is that Uganda, with all its challenges that have made it almost impossible for especially young people to live here in peace, has motivated others into resilient fighters

  1. PRIME Science giving us a closer glimpse into creation of Earth,life

  2. PRIME Tackle HIV/Aids through diversity and inclusion

  3. Can we raise Shs2 trillion and solve cancer institute’s headaches?

  4. The overwhelming cost of physical rehabilitation

  1. Govt can learn a few things from South Ankole’s Bishop Ahimbisibwe

  2. PRIME Why do  Ugandans keep begging the President?

  3. Identity, tribalism in African context

  4. Floods in Kampala: A call for climate action

  5. Take note of this in regard to tax appeal proceedings

Magazines

St Benard School Manya shines on after catastrophic fire

A 2022 police report revealed that 17 schools, out of 40 that caught fire across the country between January 5, 2022 and June 27, 2022 were burnt deliberately

  1. PRIME Accounting officers need more training – Trade Committee chair

  2. PRIME Building lasting peace to our identity-based tensions

  3. PRIME The rise and fall of FDC

  4. PRIME Satire: 7 things you didn’t know about cartoonist Spire

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Business

PRIME Uganda’s long road to vaccine independence

Uganda and the continent in general, shoulders a heavy disease burden yet the world scientific output focused on African countries remains largely small estimated at less than 1 per cent.

  1. PRIME Social enterprises must make money, says U.S speaker

  2. Bag extra income from fixed deposits

  3. Of Man U jerseys and the valuation of imported goods

  4. 90% of Uganda’s cotton is exported, says UMA  

  1. NSSF projects Fund size to grow to Shs20 trillion next year 

  2. PRIME CMA warn against three firms in unregulated investment schemes 

  3. Govt investing in warehouses to improve grain quality 

  4. USAID asks govt to invest in high value agriculture 

  5. Media mogul Rupert Murdoch hands empire to son Lachlan

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Lifestyle

PRIME Childhood cancers: Why we should care 

Childhood cancers, though relatively rare compared to adult cancers, are a stark reminder that no age is immune to the battle against this formidable adversary

  1. Musicians Grenade, Rickman fight over Sheila Gashumba

  2. Do not try to force your world on other people

  3. Muslims want ‘immoral’ Nyege Nyege festival cancelled

  4. Oliver Nakakande documents her escape in book

Special Reports

PRIME Waibi: A PhD holder heading a rural govt primary school

The educationist is also interested in evangelism and writing books

  1. PRIME When Lakwena troops bit off more than they could chew

  2. PRIME Musical battles: Are they worth the hype?

  3. PRIME Uganda does enough to become dark horse

  4. PRIME How to protect yourself against land grabbing

  5. PRIME VIDEO: Is Olivia Lutaaya a criminal or prisoner of conscience?

  6. PRIME Kabila assassination worsens DRC crisis

  1. River Rwizi will dry up in the next 10 years

  2. PRIME When Lakwena swept through Teso, Tororo

  3. PRIME How DV8 Bar deviation created a youth culture

  4. PRIME How Uganda halved death of pregnant women in 7 years

  5. PRIME King Oyo’s 28 years of roses and thorns

  6. PRIME Inside Kayihura handover report

MONITOR SPORTS

Morocco, Algeria set to host Cup of Nations tournaments

CAF president and South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe is acutely aware of the political rivalry between the neighbours

  1. Mbappe comes off hurt as PSG demolish Marseille

  2. Three talking points from the Premier League weekend

  3. Son shines as Spurs rescue derby draw at Arsenal

  4. Bayern beat Man Utd as Real Madrid, Arsenal win in Champions League

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