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The Anti-Homosexuality Act Reforms: What President Museveni Told MPs

What President Museveni Told MPs

Following President Museveni ’s meeting with the members of Parliament on Thursday, he congratulated them for their firm stand on the homosexuality and agreed to assent to the Anti-Homosexuality act, 2023 into law once a few changes are made regarding rehabilitation. President Museveni uttered that most of the problems and instability across African countries are caused by imperialist trying to ...

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International Lawyers Network Gets New Vice President

International Lawyers Network Gets New Vice President

Hussein Rugaba Kashillingi, a prominent lawyer in Uganda has been appointed as, the new Vice President of the Association of European Lawyers. This is a network of international lawyers having 761 offices in 149 countries across the world with a total membership of 8,000 members. The Association Europa De Abogados (AEA) is also known as the International Lawyers Network. It ...

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Report Anyone That Is Using Your National ID As Collateral – Police

Report Anyone That Is Using Your National ID As Collateral- Police

The Uganda Police Force has called upon all citizens to go and report if there is anyone out there holding their National ID cards as collateral. The Police also called upon all those who have had their IDs confiscated to also go and report or seek further assistance. According to Police, any act of using one’s ID for unintended purposes ...

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Government Releases Funds For Road Maintenance Works

Government Releases Funds For Road Maintenance Works

The government is releasing Shs26.1b for road maintenance works in the country for the fourth quarter of the 2022-2023 financial year. The Uganda Road Fund released a circular indicating how the funds are going to be allocated for the works to go on. Apparently, shs16.4b has been sent to over 130 districts, town councils and sub-counties. Shs6.4b will be sent ...

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Opposition Asks Government To Rescue Ugandans Stuck In Sudan

Opposition Asks Government To Rescue Ugandans Stuck In Sudan

Pressure from opposition has been mounted on the government to rescue Ugandans trapped in Sudan’s capital Khartoum. Fights broke out in the area over the weekend following political tensions. The months of tension eventually turned into a military face-off two days ago putting people in danger. Shadow Minister of foreign affairs Muwada Nkunyingi, recently spoke to the media at Parliament. ...

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