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Ugandan businessman Tom Mugenga, has landed a major win against the Kenyan government in a court case spanning nearly two decades.

NAIROBI – The court ordered the Kenyan state to compensate Mugenga Holdings a total of $16,955,000 (about Shs59billion) after his firm suffered massive damage and disruption. Ugandan businessman Tom Mugenga, has landed a major win against the Kenyan government in a court case spanning nearly two decades. Mugenga is a prominent businessman known with investments in […]

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Kabaka Ronald Mutebi returns from United Kingdom on after a week’s working visit

The Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II has returned from United Kingdom on after week’s working visit  He was welcomed by the Katikiro Owek.Charles Peter Mayiga and Prince Jjunju. Kabaka is expected to preside over Masaza Cup finals at Nakivubo Stadium today Sunday 

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Mass killings reported as Sudan’s RSF seizes control of el-Fasher

RSF members reportedly detaining a fighter known as Abu Lulu (L) in El-Fasher, in war-torn Sudan’s western Darfur region. In a statement late on October 30, the RSF said it had detained several fighters accused of “violations that occurred during the liberation” of the city, including Lulu who appeared in multiple videos on his TikTok

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Guterres voices alarm over post-election violence in Tanzania

World Bank/Hendri Lombard A street in Dar es Salaam, the capital of Tanzania (file photo). The UN is calling for restraint in Tanzania, amid deadly protests following the 29 October general election, as the country remains under curfew and faces widespread internet restrictions. In a statement issued by his Spokesperson, Secretary-General António Guterres deplored the loss of

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Several hundred feared dead as protests continue

Tanzania’s main opposition party has said hundreds of people have been killed in three days of protests following Wednesday’s general election as an internet shutdown remains in place. A Chadema party spokesperson told the AFP news agency that “around 700” people had died in clashes with security forces. The BBC has spoken to a diplomatic

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Kigezi Diocese, NARO Launch Hass Avocado Drive to Boost Household Incomes

Speaking as chief guest, Dr. Rolland Agaba, Acting Director at NARO’s Kachwekano Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Institute, said the program comes at a crucial time when Kigezi is grappling with challenges such as landslides, soil erosion, and the absence of perennial income-generating crops. The Diocese of Kigezi, in partnership with the National Agricultural Research

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King Charles III strips brother Prince Andrew of all titles, evicts him from Windsor over links with Epstein

Britain’s Prince Andrew speaks with King Charles as they leave Westminster Cathedral at the end of the Requiem Mass, on the day of the funeral of Britain’s Katharine, Duchess of Kent, in London, UK, September 16, 2025. File Image/Reuters British monarch King Charles III, on Thursday, stripped his disgraced brother Prince Andrew of all remaining royal titles and

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Fresh protests after polls marred by unrest as President Samia Suluhu Hassan

Fresh protests have broken out in Tanzania’s major cities, a day after elections marred by clashes between opposition supporters and the police. Gunfire was heard in the northern city of Mwanza, while clashes broke out in the capital Dodoma and the main city Dar es Salaam, which is under heavy security with major roads blocked.

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CECAFA AFCON Zonal Qualifiers 2025: Uganda U17 men’s Squad named, FUFA appoints former players as coaches and officials for the team

FUFA has announced the coaching and technical staff for the Uganda U17 national team ahead of the upcoming CECAFA U17 AFCON Zonal Qualifiers in Ethiopia starting 15th November 2025. The technical team Laryea Kingston -Head Coach. Steven Bengo- Assistant Coach Sadam Juma-Assistant Coach Yasin Mugabi-Goalkeeping Coach Joram Katende-Team Manager Vincent Tumusiime-Team Coordinator Patrick Ssenfuka-Kit Manager Innocent

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Why will Tea be taken before Lunch during the India vs South Africa Test in Guwahati

The first-ever Test match in Guwahati will see India-South Africa having Tea before Lunch. Image: Reuters The first-ever Test match at Guwahati is set to move away from tradition and serve Tea before Lunch when India take on South Africa in the north-eastern city. The first-ever Test match in Guwahati will see India-South Africa having

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