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16 Dec '25
Gloria Bugie has revealed that giving birth is far from her current list of priorities, adding that she has much bigger goals she aims to achieve.When asked about the ongoing societal and media pressure women face to settle down and have children, the singer fired back with a sharp respons
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15 Dec '25
MTN Uganda and the Entebbe Club have officially opened the newly refurbished Entebbe Clubhouse in a ceremony held this evening at the historic club grounds. The event was graced by the Attorney General of Uganda as Guest of Honour, alongside MTN Uganda Chief Exe
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15 Dec '25
Ahmed al Ahmed is a fruit shop owner who has been identified as the bystander who took cover grabbed a gunman's rifle and and forced him to the ground.Forty-three-year-old
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15 Dec '25
Gloria Bugie has fired back at fellow artist Aaronix, accusing him of attacking her name instead of focusing on his music and making it clear she would never work with him.Musician Gloria Bugie has launched a scathing attack on fellow artiste Aaronix, w
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13 Dec '25
Elon Musk mentioned Vivian Jenna Wilson while responding to a tweet that took a jab at him, referencing his trans daughter.Elon Musk, in an
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13 Dec '25
Radio star Bina Babie has finally revealed why she walked out of Pastor Bugingo’s House of Prayer Ministries and ended their once–tight friendship.Radio star Bina Babie has finally revealed why she walked out of Pastor Bugingo’s House of Prayer Mi
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13 Dec '25
A former Uganda Prisons Service custody health officer, James Turyatunga, has accused the institution of corruption and denying him justice after he was declared a deserter under contentious circumstances.Turyatunga, who once served at the height of the C
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10 Dec '25
Manchester United have emerged as frontrunners to sign out-of-contract centre-back Sergio Ramos, according to Spanish publication Cadena Ser.Ramos is a free agent having recently left Mexican side Monterrey after less than a year with the Liga MX side.
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10 Dec '25
Soldiers of the Nigerian Army have reportedly killed nine women protesting the army’s handling of communal clashes in the northeastern Adamawa stateNigerian Army soldiers opened fire and killed nine women protesting the army's handling of communal clashes in the northeastern Adamawa stat