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She Cranes overpower Namibia to open Celtic Cup with

Photo by the New Vision Celtic CupUganda 65 Namibia 38ThursdayIreland v Uganda 5:30 pmNamibia v Scotland 8 pmWales v Zimbabwe 10:30 pmThe She Cranes opened their Celtic Cup campaign with a convincing 65-38 victory over Namibia at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, Scotland.Uganda began the match slowly, edging the first quarter 13-11 but gaining momentum as […]

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Hong Kong fire: What caused the deadly blaze that killed 44 with 279 missing?

Wong 71, reacts after claiming his wife is trapped inside Wang Fuk Court during a major fire, in Tai Po, Hong Kong. Reuters Residents of Hong Kong are in disbelief after a fire engulfed several tower blocks at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po district, killing 44 people, with officials noting that the death toll

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US group sues Apple over DR Congo conflict minerals

A United States-based advocacy group has filed a lawsuit in Washington, DC, accusing Apple of using minerals linked to conflict and human rights abuses in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda despite the iPhone maker’s denials. International Rights Advocates (IRAdvocates) has previously sued Tesla, Apple and other tech firms over cobalt sourcing,

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Sudhir, Matovu Yanga named Kampala’s Best Landlords of 2025

Kampala, Uganda: Two of Kampala’s most prominent real estate giants, Dr Sudhir Ruparelia and Haji Mansoor Matovu, alias Yanga, have been crowned Best Business Landlords of 2025, an accolade recognising excellence, tenant care, and professional property management in Uganda’s capital. The honour, issued by a consortium of urban development experts and tenant-welfare advocates, celebrates landlords who

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Police recover 40 motorcycle number plates in Oyam crackdown on suspected theft ring

OYAM – The Territorial Police in Oyam District have recovered dozens of motorcycle number plates and tools believed to be used in a criminal racket after an intelligence-led operation conducted on 25 November 2025. According to PJ Okema, the Police Spokesperson for the North Kyoga Region, the operation was launched after credible intelligence revealed that

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Magogo parliamentary opponents accuse EC of setting ‘dangerous precedent’

Contestants in the Budiope East parliamentary race in Buyende District, Eastern Uganda, have dismissed as propaganda claims that incumbent Member of Parliament, Mr Hashim Moses Magogo is running unopposed.Mr Magogo, who also serves as the President of the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA), is the husband of the Speaker of Parliament and Bukedea Woman

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Eight plead guilty in PLE exam leakage scandal, sentenced to two years or fined Shs3m

KAMPALA – Eight individuals from Mengo’s Mwanga II Court have been convicted and sentenced over their role in the 2025 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) leakage scandal that rocked several districts across the country. The group pleaded guilty to charges of examination malpractice and leaking Primary Seven examination papers to candidates. They were part of a

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Uganda stops granting refugee status to Ethiopians, Somali, Eritreans

The Minister of Relief, Disaster Preparedness, and Refugees has said the government has stopped granting refugee status to persons from countries that are not at war. The decision follows dwindling donor support amid a steady refugee influx into the country. Minister Hilary Onek said: “I have instructed our officers not to give refugee status to

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Electoral Commission Projects 21 million Voters for 2026 Polls

By NAOME NAMUSOKE and RONALD KABUUBI/ KMA Updates Uganda’s Electoral Commission (EC) has projected that at least 21 million Ugandans will participate in the January 15, 2026, general elections, signalling one of the country’s largest electoral turnouts in recent years. According to the updated voter statistics, women account for 53% of all registered voters, while

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