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Football matches are full of late-game drama. Your team takes a comfortable lead, only to let it slip in the dying minutes, ruining your accumulator or single match pick. To solve this, Pepeta Bets Uganda offers the 2UP feature, allowing you to secure your payout...


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More than two decades after helping introduce Ugandan hip-hop to a wider audience, Tom Mayanja, popularly known as The Mith, is still making music, collaborating, and telling Ugandan stories through his craft.

This Saturday, 14 November, he brings that journey to the stage at Kati-Kati Grounds in Kampala for THE SO UG EXPERIENCE, a concert celebrating his music, Ug...


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Singer Winnie Nwagi has advised her daughter, Desire, to look for a wealthy and caring man when choosing a life partner, saying she should never settle for a broke man.

Nwagi shared the advice while appearing on fellow singer Sheebah Karungi’s Let’s Talk About It podcast, where she discussed relationships, parenting and the importance of raising children with good ...


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Musician Ronald Mayinja opened up about the painful memories of his early days in the music industry, when he was repeatedly accused of having HIV/AIDS as a way of tarnishing his image and undermining his career.

The singer explained that some individuals used the illness as a weapon to ridicule and pull him down, although he eventually managed to rise above the ac...


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Archbishop of Kampala, Paul Ssemwogerere, has taken a swipe at young men of today, questioning why many are increasingly afraid of marriage and seemingly lack the courage to approach women with serious intentions.

The Archbishop wondered whether some men are simply waiting for women to make the first move and eventually marry them, saying this was never how men of ...


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