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478Poison fears as mass fish death hits Lake Kwania landing sites
A mass fish die-off in Lake Kwania has sparked fears of poisoning, halted fishing activities, and triggered a health alert as authorities...
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679Four injured in Mbale scrap yard explosion
Four people were injured in a suspected explosive incident at a scrap workshop in Mbale, with police recovering fragments and launching investigations...
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556Shs2.4bn River Ora bridge to transform trade for Zombo farmers
A Shs2.4 billion bridge and road project in Zombo is set to transform access to markets for farmers under the National Oilseeds...
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439Four-year-old girl who went missing found dead in parked car at Adjumani police station
The child, identified as Kasikayire Mana Michella, was the granddaughter of Sergeant Angeyo Lucy, an officer attached to the Child and Family...
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792Six charged, remanded over Shs12bn Equity Bank heist
Six Ugandans have been remanded over a Shs12.6 billion cross-border fraud scheme targeting Equity Bank Kigali, with investigations ongoing and bail applications...
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345One injured in Arua truck–motorcycle accident
A motorcyclist was left critically injured in Arua after crashing into a faulty truck parked without proper warning signs, raising concerns over...
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430NCHE pushes innovation, digital learning at Higher Education Conference in Gulu
Uganda’s higher education sector is under the spotlight as NCHE pushes innovation, research, and industry partnerships to transform universities into engines of...
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360UNBS urges media to shift narrative on standards to drive trade and growth
UNBS Challenges journalists to move beyond enforcement-focused reporting and highlight how standards drive trade, empower businesses, and support Uganda’s economic growth through...
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298Police say Eid celebrations were peaceful nationwide
Police say Eid celebrations across Uganda were peaceful, crediting public cooperation and security operations that led to over 500 arrests in the...
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373Apac launches Shs179M water projects
Shs179 million in water projects has been launched in Apac—but with a strong warning: no delays, no shoddy work.
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360Nebbi Diocese calls for sexuality education to curb teen pregnancies
Mary’s Day remains an important observance in the Church of Uganda, as it honours the Virgin Mary as a symbol of faith,...
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351Gulu hospital pledges reforms after patients expose neglect, poor treatment
Emotional testimonies from patients have forced Gulu Regional Referral Hospital to confront allegations of neglect and poor treatment—prompting urgent reforms aimed at...
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659Seven killed, six injured in Iganga–Jinja highway crash
A late-night overtaking attempt turned deadly on the Iganga–Jinja highway, leaving seven people dead and six injured—renewing concerns over reckless driving and...
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2.7KForensic expert tells court no pornographic material linked to Pastor Kayanja
A police forensic expert has told court there is no evidence linking Pastor Kayanja to pornographic material, but his testimony has raised...
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668Kamuli RDC urges shift from politics to development as women get clean stoves
A shift from politics to practical solutions: Kamuli leaders have called on communities to focus on development as over 300 fuel-saving stoves...
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1.0KThree killed, eight injured in a late-night crash on Kampala–Gulu highway
A late-night overtaking attempt turned deadly on the Kampala–Gulu Highway, killing three passengers and injuring eight others—renewing concerns over reckless driving and...
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702Poor facilities hindering tourism growth at Gulu’s Fort Patiko
Despite its rich history as a former slave trade site, Fort Patiko is struggling to attract tourists due to poor sanitation, lack...
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883Cultural leaders secure 1,000 international scholarships for Ugandan students
A major breakthrough for Uganda’s youth after cultural leaders have secured 1,000 fully funded international scholarships targeting students from underserved communities.
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592Amodo bridge project sparks hope for trade and connectivity in Dokolo
The long-awaited Amodo Bridge project promises safer movement, improved access to markets and services, and a major boost to local livelihoods.
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539Kole VHTs get protective gear to improve community health service care
In flood-prone and hard-to-reach villages of Kole, frontline health workers have long risked infection to serve communities—now, a simple intervention of protective...
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1.0KZombo police boss, SP Fred Bogere converts to Islam during Eid prayers
A senior police officer at the rank of Superintendent of Police Friday converted to Islam during Eid prayers, citing personal conviction and...
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991Busoga Health Forum Targets Schools in New Push to End Malaria Through Patriotism
Busoga Health Forum is turning classrooms into the frontline of the malaria fight—training students in both patriotism and prevention as a pilot...
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529Kibuku Muslims urged to sustain discipline, education and peace beyond Ramadan
At Eid celebrations in Kibuku, leaders delivered a strong message beyond the festivities—warning against post-Ramadan complacency, urging parents to prioritise education in...
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64728-year-old man killed, body dumped in pit in Oyam
A brutal murder in Oyam has left residents in fear after a 28-year-old man was stabbed and his body dumped in a...