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Wednesday - 25th March, 2026
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Natukunda Opio says God inspires her artistic creativity

Vol. 21 Issue: 012

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Wednesday - 18th March, 2026
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DOCTORS REVERSE TYPE 1 DIABETES

DOCTORS REVERSE TYPE 1 DIABETES

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Wednesday - 11th March, 2026
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DISSENT INTENSIFIES OVER SPEAKER RACE

KAMPALA - In the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), the race for Speaker of Parliament is usually decided long before Members of Parliament ever cast their votes. This time, however, the outcome appears less settled. Shortly after the...

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Wednesday - 4th March, 2026
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Wednesday - 25th February, 2026
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WHY MUSEVENI EMBRACES SORE LOSERS

Vol. 21 Issue: 008 Nsibambi, widely expected to be in the next cabinet, will have his work cut out to prove that the defection is in the interest of national dialogue. He has positioned himself to disprove the opposition that he can negotiate peace...

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Wednesday - 18th February, 2026
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UNEB RESULTS BLOW LID OFF NEW SYLLABUS

The findings suggest that classrooms are indeed changing, and that students are more confident, more practical, and more entrepreneurial. Schools are experimenting with projects that spill beyond their gates into surrounding communities.

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Wednesday - 11th February, 2026
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UGANDA AIRLINES: HOW BILLIONS VANISHED

KAMPALA – In August 2019, Uganda Airlines returned to the skies with promise tacked into its wings. The national carrier’s first flight to Nairobi carried just eight passengers, but it carried something heavier too: a country’s hope that a long-lost...

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Wednesday - 4th February, 2026
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NEW AUDIT REVEALS ROT IN GOVERNMENT

KAMPALA – In Uganda, the failures of the state rarely announce themselves all at once. They surface quietly, inside overcrowded dormitories where children wait months for court files that never arrive; in hospital wards where life-saving machines sit...

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