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Donald Trump revokes Joe Biden’s security clearance, escalates foreign USAid crackdown

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Views: 8Donald Trump revokes Joe Biden’s security clearance, escalates foreign USAid crackdown Donald Trump revoked Joe Biden’s security clearance and escalated efforts to dismantle USAid. Trump froze aid to South Africa and named himself head of the Kennedy Centre. A federal judge paused Trump’s plan to put 2200 USAid workers on paid leave. President Donald Trump revoked […]

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PRESIDENT MUSEVENI MEETS SOMALI PRESIDENT H.E HASSAN SHEIKH MOHAMUD

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Views: 5  At the invitation of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, H.E Hassan Sheikh Mohamud paid a one-day official visit to Uganda on Friday, February 7th, 2025. He was accompanied by Somalia’s Minister of Defence and other government officials. At State House Entebbe, President Museveni welcomed H.E Mohamud

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Harry Maguire scored a controversial stoppage-time winner as FA Cup holders Manchester United fought back from a goal down to beat Leicester City and advance to the fifth round.

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Views: 16 Gary Rose BBC Sport journalist at Old Trafford With extra time and potential penalties looming, Bruno Fernandes sent a free-kick into the box and Maguire headed home. The defender appeared to be offside, but with the video assistant referee (VAR) not used at this stage of the competition, it was not picked up

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Museveni Reshuffles Judiciary: Justice Zeija Promoted, 31 Judges Appointed

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Views: 8Museveni Reshuffles Judiciary: Justice Zeija Promoted, 31 Judges Appointed President Museveni has appointed Flavian Zeija as the Deputy Chief Justice ahead of Richard Buteera’s retirement from the Supreme Court in May. Justice Zeija has been the Principal Judge of the High Court, a position the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) did not fill. Justice Zeija’s

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“WITH OIL, OUR RATE OF GROWTH WILL GO INTO DOUBLE DIGITS”- PRESIDENT MUSEVENI ASSURES UGANDANS AT THE 44TH TAREHE SITA ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS

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Views: 6“WITH OIL, OUR RATE OF GROWTH WILL GO INTO DOUBLE DIGITS”- PRESIDENT MUSEVENI ASSURES UGANDANS AT THE 44TH TAREHE SITA ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, who is also the Commander-In-Chief of the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) has assured that Uganda’s economy will grow into double digits when the country starts producing its

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Shs1.2 trillion approved to facilitate merged agencies

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Views: 6Works Minister, Gen Katumba Wamala (R) interacts with MPs before the House processed the supplementary request Parliament has approved a supplementary budget of overShs1.2 trillion to facilitate the transfer of funds from rationalised government agencies to the receiving institutions. The supplementary expenditure schedule No.2 for the financial year 2024/2025 was presented by the Minister

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Court ruling wasn’t a release order – Mao

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Views: 5Deputy Speaker, Tayebwa (with wig) chats with ministers as he moved to chair the House. On the right is Justice Minister, Hon. Norbert Mao The Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Nobert Mao says the public should not be misled that the recent Supreme Court ruling was an order for release of civilians

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Road construction loan caters for Project Affected Persons in Teso

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Views: 7The upgrade of Kumi-Ngora-Serere-Kagwara road will not be hindered by the Project Affected Persons (PAPs), given that the loan to finance the road works includes compensation. The Minister of State for Finance, Planning and Economic Development (General duties), Hon. Henry Musasizi told the Committee on National Economy that the loan request of US$106 million

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Pastor Ssempa pushes for polygamy in Marriage Bill

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Views: 9Controversial pastor, Martin Ssempa has asked Parliament to legalise polygamy for Christians, criminalise adultery and set a minimum number of times for couples to honour their conjugal obligations. Pastor Ssempa, the leader of Makerere Community Church said whereas the current laws on marriage recognise monogamy as the only form of Christian marriage, there are

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Electoral Comission may consider extending voter register exercise

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Views: 4The Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Hon. Nobert Mao has revealed that the Electoral Commission may review the deadline for update of the National Voters’ Register  from 10 February 2025 if the exercise is not completed. “In my conversation with the EC Chairman, I raised the question of the possibility of extending the

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