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Teso Elders Seek Fairness in Anita Among Probe

Anita Among probe has drawn a public appeal from elders in the Teso sub-region, who have asked President Yoweri Museveni to ensure that ongoing investigations involving the former Speaker of Parliament remain fair, transparent, and free from political influence.
In a May 28 statement issued under the banner of the Iteso Cul...


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Uganda financial inclusion has improved steadily over the past three years, driven largely by expanding access to mobile money services and gradual growth in formal banking, according to new findings released by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS).

The data is contained in the Uganda Harmonised Integrated Survey, an annual programme that combines the Uganda Natio...


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Ebola Outbreak concerns are rising in Uganda after the Ministry of Health confirmed seven Ebola Virus Disease cases and quarantined more than 120 people.

Authorities have introduced strict containment measures in affected areas. The restrictions are already disrupting transport, trade, and daily activities in some communities.

Health experts, however, urge...


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School Road Safety concerns are growing in Uganda after the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System (ITMS) released a new report warning about increasing road crash deaths involving school-going children ahead of the reopening of second term on May 25, 2026.

The “Safe Kids, Safe Future” report was unveiled during the closure of Phase One of the campaign at Hotel Afr...


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In Dubai, the city never truly disappears into darkness.

Even after midnight, giant digital screens continue to flicker above highways carrying the last streams of traffic home. Metro stations glow beneath towers wrapped in moving advertisements. Shopping districts remain illuminated by synchronized campaigns projected across walls of glass and steel. The city commu...


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