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Tragic Road Accident Claims 16 Lives In Kagadi

Tragic Road Accident Claims 16 Lives In Kagadi

At least 16 individuals have lost their lives in a tragic road accident that occurred in Kagadi Kyenjojo along Fort Portal highway . The incident, which has left the community in mourning, occurred  on Sunday 8pm and sent shockwaves throughout the region. According to local authorities, the accident took place on a major road in Kagadi. The exact cause of ...

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Chief Justice Returns As Judiciary Announces Court Vacation Starting Tomorrow

Judiciary Announces Court Vacation Starting Tomorrow

The Judiciary has announced that starting tomorrow, July 15, 2023, all civil courts across the country will be on vacation.  A Friday morning press release implied that vacation for the High Court and Magistrates’ Courts will commence on July 15 and end on August 15, 2023. The Supreme Court and Court of Appeal will have their vacation running through the ...

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President Museveni Condemns Closing Of Discos In Kasese Over ADF Attacks

Ebola Outbreak; President Museveni To Address The Nation

President Yoweri Museveni yesterday in his national address on security in the country condemned the closing of discos in Kasese district in the wake of the ADF attack on Lhubirira secondary school. According to Mr Museveni, Ugandans love partying and closing the night life is against their lifestyle. He added that his ‘bazzukulu’ cannot be closed down and prevented from ...

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Massive Inferno Engulfs Mbale Market, Leaving Over 50 Shops And Restaurants In Ruins

A devastating fire has destroyed more than 50 shops and restaurants in Mbale market, according to sources coming in from our reporter currently at the scene . The fire, which broke out recently, caused significant damage to the market and left many local business owners without a livelihood. However The cause of the fire is not yet known, but authorities ...

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Allowances To Be Slashed For Absentee MPs

Allowances To Be Slashed For Absentee MPs

Parliament has reached advanced stages in decision to slash allowances for legislators who persistently dodge plenary sessions. This will affect those who keep on dodging plenary sessions without the knowledge and clearance of the speaker herself. Speaker Anita Among revealed that the office of her deputy, Mr Thomas Tayebwa will also clear legislators who have to miss the sittings. According ...

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