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Uganda Lands Best Investment Destination Award In East Africa

Uganda Lands Best Investment Destination Award In East Africa

The government of Uganda has been recognized and awarded the best investment destination in East Africa. This happened at the Annual Investment Meeting (AIM) 2023 in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as Rwanda became the second best. The Ugandan Embassy in UAE revealed that the Ugandan delegation is attending the meeting that ends tomorrow, May 10th. The ...

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Lawyer Mabirizi Wins Shs5 Million In Car Tracking Case

Male Mabirizi Runs To UCC To Help Him Jail Pastor Bugingo

Lawyer Hassan Male Mabirizi has received shs5m in general damages and costs. He has been awarded this money after being denied access to information by the Ministry of Works. He had demanded for information on a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between a Russian car tracking company and the government. Mengo Court Chief Magistrate Patrick Talisuna Ngereza passed his ruling last ...

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Trial For Street Beggar Caught With A Gun Begins

Trial For Beggar Caught With A Gun Begins

In recent events, a street beggar got arrested for possession of a firearm on the streets of Kampala. He got charged and remanded to Luzira Prison and his trial is scheduled to begin today, Monday 8. Kintu Mayambala, a 43-year-old is caught up in charges of unlawful possession of a firearm. On top of that, he had government stores including ...

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Covid-19 Fears Arise After Cough & Flu Wave

Covid-19 Fears Arise After Cough & Flu Wave

According to health experts, the current wave of cough and flu in the country could likely be linked to covid-19. However though, the Health Ministry said its assessment is in its final stages and is to determine the actual driver. Some few interviews were conducted with different families who said they had relatives bedridden for days. Some other relatives reportedly ...

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Kyambogo Part-time Staff Go Months Without Pay

Kyambogo Part-time Staff Go Months Without Pay

Part-time lecturers at Kyambogo University have threatened to withdraw their services or withhold students’ examination results after going months without pay. The university administrators attribute the delays to financial constraints. One of the affected lecturers, who asked for anonymity in order to speak freely, told Daily Monitor that he had not received his monthly allowances for the last 10 months. ...

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