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Features
Here is what needs to be done to reduce election petitions
Election petitions have become an increasingly common feature of Uganda’s electoral process, largely due to allegations of irregularities and non-compliance…
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Features
DNA answers one question. It creates many others: The Invisible Crisis Behind the Paul Job Kafeero DNA Results
By Andrew Kyamagero He reads the report once. Then again. Then a third time. Nothing changes. The words remain where…
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Finance
Bank of Uganda Clears Standard Chartered Uganda and Absa Bank Uganda Sale Deal
Bank of Uganda has granted regulatory approval for the sale of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda’s Wealth and Retail Banking business…
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Health
Travel Alert: Taiwan and India impose tightened border protocols on Uganda, DRC and South Sudan
Global travel windows are narrowing rapidly for Uganda, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as Taiwan joins…
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National News
Political Satire – Uganda Cabinet Reactions: The Cheetahs, The Kobs and The Monkeys
Uganda has unveiled a new cabinet, and judging by the national reaction, the country is unsure whether it has witnessed…
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Health
Ebola Surge Triggers Global Border Restrictions and National Ultimatums
A rapidly escalating Ebola outbreak in East and Central Africa has plunged regional commerce, education, and international transit into a…
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Finance
Herman Kasekende Retires: Legacy of a Ugandan and Standard Chartered Titan
Herman Kasekende officially retired from his role as Chief Executive Officer and Head of Coverage of Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania,…
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Features
Busoga’s children and the fight to end child labour
By Salira Brian Nangono At dawn in Busoga, a quiet crisis unfolds. While some children prepare for school, others head…
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Lifestyle
Buzz builds as Levixone announces exclusive “One Man Experience” show
By Elisha Muloki Gospel star Levixone is once again setting the stage for what insiders are already calling one of…
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Features
Growth Rings of the Savannah: How a forgotten 1982 study in Kenya can help save Uganda’s wildlife habitats
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula I was the first scientist to use dendrochronology in East and Central Africa and most likely in Africa…
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