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Juliana Kagwa leaves Uganda Breweries after 17 years of service
Juliana Kagwa has announced her departure from Uganda Breweries Limited(UBL) where she has been working for the past 17 years.…
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Opinion
OFWONO OPONDO: MK movement, Patriotic League, NRM, and quarrelsome opposition in 2026
Uganda’s general elections are still two years away, but signs show contenders elbowing to have a foot ahead of potential…
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Sports
Why motorsport drivers take sides with FMU
For the last few weeks motorsport has been making waves for the wrong reasons. On February 3, 2024, its Annual…
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Education
Education Minister calls for more funding for public universities
The Ministry of Education and Sports has renewed a call for increased funding to support key activities in public universities…
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Finance
What it means for Uganda to be removed from the financial Grey List
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global body mandated to lead action to counter threats of abuse of the…
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Education
Sir Edward Muteesa II museum opened at Makerere Univeristy
Sir Edward Muteesa II Museum was officially opened, Wednesday, February 20, 2024 at a ceremony presided over by Her Royal Highness,…
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Business
Ministry of energy quizzed over failure to collect taxes on gold
Lawmakers sitting on Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee have quizzed officials from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development over failure to collect…
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Features
Uganda Institute of Banking And Financial Services unveils new team
In line with the vision of being a Centre of excellence in financial services training, research, and consultancy, the Uganda…
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Energy
Gov’t wants to establish a National Minerals Company amidst plans of merging agencies
Irene Batebe, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, has revealed plans by government to establish a National Minerals Company that will oversee…
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Health
Gov’t has not yet set kidney transplant charges, says Nabbanja
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has called on Ugandans to remain calm as the country moves strides in the kidney transplant…
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