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Curtain comes down on Chogm 2022 in Rwanda

"The Commonwealth we need is on the frontlines of global challenges, not on the peripheries, watching events unfold,” Rwandan president Paul Kagame

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  2. Commonwealth talks unity as relevance under scrutiny 

  3. Business paralysed as Kabaka arrives in Masaka for masaza cup launch

  4. UMSC defers General Assembly as new constitution delays

  5. Russian troops kill 'up to 80' Polish fighters in Ukraine - Moscow

  6. Somalia president tests positive for Covid

  1. Nakasongola leaders rally youth for government skills assessment project

  2. Masaka in celebratory mood ahead of Kabaka’s visit

  3. Mecca pilgrimage restricted to persons aged below 65

  4. Nebbi youth accuse UPDF of unfairness in military recruitment

  5. Two policemen arrested after 10 suspects escape in Rukungiri

  6. God made decision to end right to abortion, says Trump

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NUP factionalism: Self-inflicted crisis, or victim of divide and rule?

The fight over the ownership of National Unity Platform (NUP) resurfaced once again with some pointing a finger at the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party

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Business

PRIME Exports to Rwanda still low despite border reopening

Data from an export data report by Ministry of Finance indicates the sharp drop in the value of exports from Uganda has persisted

  1. Cooking gas prices rise by 30 percent 

  2. We shall announce pipeline financiers next month - UNOC

  3. Uganda’s budget rising faster than economic growth- experts

  4. Kenya tax staff to wear cameras in war on bribes

  1. Tourism facility operators have until January 2023 to register

  2. Money sent by Ugandans abroad recovers from Covid-19 decline

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  4. URA remains optimistic of achieving revenue targets

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Rukeribuga has seen it all at Source of the Nile

For those who do not believe in the spiritual world it is easy to rubbish such claims; one could even say fear of the night make one ‘see things’

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Special Reports

Namuli’s sickness hinders her children’s stay at school  

Soft-spoken and calm, Namuli, a resident of Makindye, Kirundu Zone in Kampala is a mother of seven children aged between two and 16

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  6. Hunger claims children in forgotten corner of Uganda

Sports

Caf slot, Sand Cranes berths spice up beach soccer playoffs 

Theirs is a league that can accommodate incessant and impromptu lengthy breaks, inexplicable venue changes, rampant club expulsion, and delayed winning bonus payment

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