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November 5, 2023

Man Seeks Protection, Calls Out to Police and Authorities: A Son’s Desperate Plea for Safety

Kyengera, Uganda| Joseph Ssekanjako, a resident of Kyengera, has made a heartfelt plea to the police and media, seeking protection from an individual he suspects is behind ongoing threats to his life. Joseph

Breaking News·crime·LGBT·LGBTQ+·News

September 2, 2022

Uganda Cracks Down on Homosexuality

ENTEBBE | In Uganda, where LGBTQ+ individuals face severe legal and social repercussions, the recent detention of Madina Naiga and their friends highlights the intensified crackdown on homosexuality. This incident underscores the urgent

Urgent Call for Legislative Action: Parents Rally Against Homosexuality in Schools

KAMPALA UGANDA | In a recent surge of concern, parents across the

Urgent Call to End Political Oppression in Uganda: The Heartbreaking Case of NUP Supporters

Abdullah Kintu, a 24-year-old father and NUP supporter, was brutally tortured and

‘The people will decide,’ Mabike vows as he insists to contest as an independent

Former Makindye West Member of Parliament Michael Mabike has insisted he will not seek further endorsement from his party the National Unity Platform (NUP)

October 5, 2020

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The end of Uganda’s political opposition is almost here

Authentic Islamic scriptures reveal a number of signs that will precede AKHIRAH—the end, which among others include: emergence of unexpected power centres; loss of

October 5, 2020

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Weah blasts Liberian youth for asking him for money

Liberia’s President George Weah has revealed in a church sermon that he receives a barrage of insults via text message from people claiming to

October 5, 2020

AFRICA·News

Jumia launches food festival to promote meal ordering, support local business community

Uganda’s e-commerce platform Jumia has announced the launch of a Food Festival Campaign which will take place from 1st to 31st October on the

October 5, 2020

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Flood victims hosted at schools stranded as candidates return

People who were displaced by rising water levels in Lake Kyoga and settled at various public schools in Nakasongola District are pondering their next

October 5, 2020

Education·News

2021: Muntu, Bobi Wine, Tumukunde dash to change names

More than 140 aspiring candidates have applied for a change in names to correspond with their academic papers ahead of the 2021 elections. Among those rushing

October 5, 2020

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Health tutors, clinical instructors go on strike

Tutors and instructors in health training institutions have resolved to go on strike over “government’s chronic failure to address” their grievances. “Health tutors and

October 5, 2020

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Schools inspection starts today

The Ministry of Education will start inspection of schools across the country today to assess compliance with the required standard operating procedures (SOPs) ahead

October 5, 2020

Education·News