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PM Nabbanja: Govt to clear delayed Museveni pledges in Luweero

Local leaders have asked for “speedy delivery on pledges by President Museveni”

  1. Frustration as court adjourns oil refinery payout case

  2. Farmers cry out for vaccines as anthrax ravages districts

  3. Every Ugandan to plant 11 trees to restore forest cover

  4. Police shoot, injure panga-wielding suspects

  5. Leaders call for increased mental health awareness

  6. Investor ordered to pull down fence blocking Luweero roads

  1. Anglican Shrine receives first pilgrim from Apac

  2. Organized absenteeism hindering health services – State House

  3. Church gives scouts 33 acres of land to fight crime in Uganda

  4. Rukungiri man killed over ‘muchomo'

  5. Top Masaka school on the spot over missing student

  6. Maj Kiggundu murder: Suspects want case dismissed

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Business

Ugandan fintech, Ethiopian bank partner to build digital solutions 

Ethiopia becomes the fourth African country to launch the e-school solution after Uganda, Zambia and Rwanda

  1. Crypto firm halts mobile money pay after BoU warning

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  1. Ugandans set to invest in DR Congo,  says minister

  2. Tax to GDP ratio falls amid growth in financing needs  

  3. Govt seeks alternative energy sources to hit electricity target 

  4. EAC must join hands to foster sustainable oil production 

  5. Loan uptake still steady in face of rising prices

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Lifestyle

Sexual purity helped us build a strong foundation

One evening, as Turinawe, a teacher of Chemistry and Biology then, was riding his motorbike from work, he saw this young woman who seemed to be looking for something

  1. Reality checks for a healthy marriage

  2. Should I leave my unfaithful husband?

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  4. How alcohol affects your mental health

Special Reports

PRIME Profiles of Makerere new PhD graduates

Makerere University will today hold its fourth session of the 72nd graduation ceremony

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Sports

Qatar braces for 200,000 daily World Cup air passengers

All flights would be reserved for fans with World Cup tickets and who have carried out special registration, including biometric details

  1. Man Utd report revenue increase despite 'disappointing' season

  2. Uganda to know Chan rivals today

  3. Heathens pair over the moon with Cranes roles

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