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07 Jul '26
KAMPALA — Journalist and lawyer Gideon Tugume was on Monday evening picked from his home in Gayaza, Wakiso district, by uniformed men and taken to an unknown location, according to his family and colleagues.Witnesses said the men arrived in a van commonly referred to locally as a “dron
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07 Jul '26
Democratic Front President Mathias Mpuuga has defended his election petition challenging the Electoral Commission’s conduct of the polls, as court directs him to reduce the issues raised before the matter can proceed to hearing.KAMPALA — The Electoral Court has directed Democratic Fron
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07 Jul '26
Former Speaker Anita Among is expected before the Anti-Corruption Court as jailed Parliament officials return seeking bail and former Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago faces another court appearance after weeks of legal and health challenges.Tuesday is sha
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06 Jul '26
As Africa’s music industry becomes increasingly interconnected, Ugandan artists are steadily turning to regional platforms to build collaborations, strengthen their understanding of the business side of music, and expand into wider African markets.Among those navi
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06 Jul '26
Mayors Take a group photo with NRM Secretary General after their meeting at Acholi Inn Hotel in Gulu CityNRM Secretary General Richard Todwong has called on city mayors to mobilize residents to engage in production, saying Uganda’s cities have large pop
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06 Jul '26
Ugandan singer Weasel Manizo has revealed that he received Shs285,498 in music royalties from the Uganda Performing Right Society (UPRS), days after the organisation announced the distribution of Shs200 million to musicians and other rights holders.Weasel
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06 Jul '26
Public Service ministers Lydia Wanyoto and Gen Katumba WamalaThe government has released the 2026/27 public service salary structure, maintaining its policy of prioritising scientists, teachers and specialised technical professionals.The revised pa
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06 Jul '26
The 2026 FIFA World Cup rolls on this week, and DSTV says it is still fully committed to bringing fans the best action like never before.The company’s message to viewers is simple: “Everything Can Wait” and “Sleep Can Wait.”
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06 Jul '26
By Spy Uganda Investigations Desk
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03 Jul '26
“Consideration be given to unfreezing her accounts to enable her to meet her lawful obligations and restore the livelihoods of the many Ugandans whose employment and welfare have been adversely affected,” the letter saidKAMPALA: For