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Month: May 2022

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Traffic Police Issues Traffic Guidelines Ahead of Martyrs Day, Taxis Prohibited

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Traffic police has issued guidelines for travelers as pilgrims mark Uganda Martyrs Day on Friday. According to the Kampala Metropolitan Area traffic commander, Mr Rogers Kauma Nsereko, the guidelines entailed in the traffic management plan, spell out the traffic routes for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists to ensure normal traffic flow.   Addressing journalists at Continue Reading
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Kabuleta to change Uganda in two years

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National Economic Empowerment Dialogue (NEED) leader Joseph Kabuleta has revealed that he will change Uganda in two years when voted president of Uganda. The former presidential candidate said this while meeting his supporters in Jinja. Kabuleta told the people of Busoga to go back to growing coffee because they have no cash crop. “You used […]Continue Reading
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Court Kicks Out Bitature’s Application For Protection Against Vantage

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The Commercial Division of the High Court in Kampala has dismissed an application by Ugandan businessman Patrick Bitature and Simba properties Co. Ltd, Simba telecom, Linda properties and Elgon Terrace seeking a temporary injunction against Vantage and it’s agencies from commencing any private prosecution or legal action until final disposal of a pending contempt of […]Continue Reading
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Ground Breaking Ceremony For Uganda Security Document Printing Factory in Entebbe

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The official groundbreaking ceremony for a new security document printing factory took place in Entebbe on Wednesday. With the start of production planned for end of 2023, Uganda is set to become one of the few African countries with such a state-of-the-art factory, equipped with all requirements for today’s printed security products. About 150 guests […]Continue Reading
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Omoro By-Election: ANT Candidate Asks EC to Disqualify Oulanyah’s Son Over Name

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Mr Oscar Kizza, the Alliance for National Transformation (ANT) candidate in the Omoro County Parliamentary by-election has asked the Electoral Commission to revoke the nomination of his National Resistance Movement (NRM) rival, Andrew Ojok Oulanyah citing discrepancies in his name. Ojok is one of the five other candidates nominated by the Electoral Commission last week Continue Reading

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