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343Museveni assents to three key laws tightening construction, housing sectors
President Museveni has assented to three major laws targeting illegal construction, mortgage refinancing and property valuation, in a move aimed at improving...
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188Namisindwa LCV-Elect Bwayo calls for post-election unity among leaders
Namisindwa LCV Chairperson-elect Bwayo Emma has urged newly elected leaders to use the Lenten and Ramadan fasting period for reconciliation and unity,...
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446NAMUTUMBA: Ass RDC blocks classroom project after Shs30m spent on foundation alone
Namutumba ARDC Musana Richard has halted the launch of a classroom project at Bubutya Primary School after Shs30m was reportedly spent on...
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424Museveni to commission Shs42bn new Lake Kyoga ferries in Buyende
President Museveni is set to commission Shs42bn Lake Kyoga ferries at Bukungu Landing Site in Buyende, boosting water transport, trade and connectivity...
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261IOM, Partners form committee to strengthen Uganda–DRC border cooperation
IOM and regional leaders have launched a Standing Cross Border Committee to strengthen Uganda–DRC cooperation, prevent conflict and promote stability in West...
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294Buyende woman MP-elect endorses Among for Speakership
Buyende Woman MP-elect Sarah Namulondo has endorsed Anita Among for Speaker of the 12th Parliament, pledging loyalty to the NRM as the...
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177Over 7,000 to benefit from AVSI Foundation’s Shs45b refugee initiative
AVSI has launched an €11 million project to improve water access and promote self-reliance among 7,000 refugee households in Kiryandongo and Yumbe...
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428Uganda, UK deepen tourism ties after high-level talks in Jinja
Uganda and the UK move to deepen tourism and investment ties after high-level talks at the Source of the Nile. With record...
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556FDC’s Nsibambi and the long walk to NRM
Former FDC Legislator for Mawokota South, Hon Yusuf Nsibambi officially joined NRM after his February 5, 2026 State House meeting with President...
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299Paidha Town Council allocates UGX 113m for new market lock-up shops
Paidha Town Council has allocated UGX 113 million from local revenue to construct eight new lock-up shops at Paidha Central Market, boosting...
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288Christians urged to be Ambassadors of Christ as Lent begins
Christians in Kamuli have been urged to embrace prayer, fasting and almsgiving as Lent begins, while Muslim leaders call for charity and...
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239Man, 48, found hanging dead as suicide cases spark concern in Zombo
A 48-year-old man, Denis Oyergiu, was found dead on Wednesday in a suspected suicide in Padea Town Council, Zombo District — the...
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289NRM’s Keddi wins Butebo LC5 chairperson seat in repeat poll
Former Public Service Accountant Samuel Keddi has been declared winner of the Butebo LC5 Chairperson elections after defeating incumbent James Okurut in...
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306Umukuka offers amnesty to sacked officials, warns rival factions
The Umukuka of Bugisu has offered amnesty to former officials and rival factions, calling for unity and warning against illegal fundraising activities.
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482Police probe suspected smartphone fraud in Nebbi
According to local authorities, the suspects — described as foreign nationals — allegedly move from Paidha in Zombo District to Nebbi and...
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399Court halts vote recount in Youth MP polls, upholds Kanyesigye’s victory
Hoima Chief Magistrate George Kunihira has dismissed the National Female Youth MP vote recount after finding ballot box tampering, upholding Mercy Kanyesigye’s...
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204NUP’s Lina Zedriga further remanded as state verifies bail sureties
Dr. Zedriga, the NUP Deputy President for Northern Uganda, was charged on February 6 with incitement to violence following a public appearance...
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394Tayebwa courts Antigua for tourism, coffee market
Hon Thomas Tayebwa, has called for stronger bilateral relations between Uganda and Antigua and Barbuda, urging closer cooperation in tourism, trade and...
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274Heavy hailstorm kills two children, destroys homes in Pallisa
Two children were killed after a fierce hailstorm devastated Kibale Town Council in Pallisa on Saturday, leaving homes destroyed and families in...
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345Dot impose yourselves on citizens – Museveni tells leaders
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has warned leaders never to impose themselves on citizens through force, warning that authoritarian rule inevitably collapses.