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    • Youth Leadership Shines in Masaka City as Black Fam Foundation Extends Compassion To ‘Under-privileged’ Families

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    • Busoga University Set for Full Reopening as Public Institution After Shs3.7 Billion Renovation

    • Degrees Without Rewards: Why Uganda’s Primary Teachers Remain Trapped on U7 Salary Scale.

    • A primary school in Kayunga

      No Classroom, no Desk: Kayunga Pupils Endure Painful Learning Conditions

    • US-Iran War: How it affects families in Uganda

    • Makerere University Kicks Off 76th Graduation Ceremony in 2026

    • Alumni Rejections and Protests: A New Trend in Ugandan Schools

    • Meet Hon. Babirye Kabanda: The Masaka District Icon advocating for better education system

    • Utalii Polytechnic Institute Opens 2025 Applications, Pushes for Skills Revolution in Uganda

  • Business

    • Minister Babalanda Calls for Financing Architecture to Match Uganda’s US$500 Billion Growth Ambition by 2040

    • PRESIDENT MUSEVENI COMMENDED FOR SKILLING INITIATIVE AS STATE HOUSE ANNOUNCES NEW HUB IN BUSOGA

    • Namayingo Farmers Confront Sugar Council Over Delayed CN Sugar Licence

    • From Fragmented Processes to Integrated Operations: CINAT Technologies Launches GRIND ERP

    • Minister Babalanda Calls for Investment and Industrial Partnerships to Accelerate Uganda’s Transformation at ITAF 2026 Casablanca, Morocco

    • From 5.2 to 8.6 litres: How NAGRC is unlocking the Ankole’s milk potential

    • dfcu Deepens Dialogue with Ndeeba Entrepreneurs Through Kyusa Level SME Dine-Out

    • PRESIDENT MUSEVENI CALLS FOR MORE JAPANESE INVESTMENT, ROAD EQUIPMENT

  • Uganda

    • Algeria’s President Sends Floral Tribute as Uganda Marks 64th Independence in Algiers

    • 64TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY: Minister Babalanda Calls for Economic Independence and Stronger Anti-Corruption Drive

    • GROW Project Raises Government Wealth-Creation Investments to UGX 10.75 Trillion

    • Minister Musasizi Warns District Leaders Against Abandoning Anti-Corruption Duties to Balaam.

    • Minister Babalanda Calls for Financing Architecture to Match Uganda’s US$500 Billion Growth Ambition by 2040

    • Let’s Build Stronger Families for Uganda’s Future, Says Tayebwa

    • HON. DR. ABBAS AGABA: Uganda’s Independence and the Unfinished Business of African Unity

    • Focus on Climate Action, Tayebwa Tells MPs

  • Religion

    • Anglican Church in Uganda rejects new Canterbury head over Homosexuality support

    • Church of Uganda Urges Politicians to Prioritize Community Service Over Self-Interest

    • HE Museveni to Launch the Islamic Bank on Wednesday, As ONC Cerebrates Ramathan Period with Muslim Community

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    • UGANDA’S HEALTH TECH REVOLUTION: How Mediconnect is Saving Lives in Remote Communities

    • Salim Kiveijinja (L) and Dr. Robert Ssentongo (R) during a press briefing in Kayunga

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    • Alarm as Teenage Pregnancies Surge in Kayunga, 3 in 10 Deliveries Involve Girls Below 18

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    • HAJJI FARUK KIRUNDA: Protecting the gains in the communication and media sector

    • Wheelchairs, Testing Kits Boost Sickle Cell Care at Mukono General Hospital 

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    • 64TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY: Minister Babalanda Calls for Economic Independence and Stronger Anti-Corruption Drive

    • Minister Musasizi Warns District Leaders Against Abandoning Anti-Corruption Duties to Balaam.

    • Focus on Climate Action, Tayebwa Tells MPs

  • Sports

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    • How Kimanya, kabonera Soccer foundation has nurtured youth talented footballers in Greater Masaka

    • ONC Boss Namyalo rallies Bazzukulu to turn-up for ‘fight’ between Shakib and Kazoora

    • FIFA President Certifies Hamz Nakivubo War Memorial Stadium

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    • From the newsroom to the throne: Who is Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, Tooro’s new Omukama?

    • Harnessing Intelligent Vehicle Monitoring Systems (IVMS) and IP Cameras to Revolutionize Road Safety in Uganda.

    • Building a Disaster-Resilient Uganda: Why the Next Rainy Season Must Mark a Shift from “Emergency Response to Risk Reduction”.

    • Beyond Mourning: A Policy Agenda for Ending Uganda’s Road Carnage.

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    • Custom Has a New High Priest: and He Carries a Rifle

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