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20 Nov '25
Cancer can manifest in many waysMany individuals are delaying investigations into potential cancer symptoms, a new survey suggests, often due to difficulties securing GP appointments or underestimating the seriousness of their health concerns.Research by Cancer
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20 Nov '25
Legendary singer Mesach Semakula has openly welcomed his son, Delan’s choice of a wife, and blessed his engagement with Carol Nantongo.Delan and Carol Nantongo made their relationship public after the former asked the latter to be his wife yesterday.Informati
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19 Nov '25
Busoga sub-region was previously known for the Bugembe-based Kyabazinga Stadium, but encroachment by individuals, some of whom have constructed houses on parts of the land, has hindered expansion and remodeling into a standard facility.Moses Magogo and the presidentThe Bu
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19 Nov '25
Public transport was banned in the country in the wake of a coronavirus outbreakOn most mornings in the city, before the sun has burned the mist off Kampala’s hills or the jam has begun to choke roads, you can already hear them, hundreds of boda bodas revving awake, a restless swarm prep
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19 Nov '25
Abraham Luzzi, the aspiring Kampala Central Member of Parliament, has taken aim at Uganda’s entertainment industry, accusing many artists of living beyond their means and failing to convert their fame into sustainable income.Luzzi argued that although Uganda is filled with tal
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19 Nov '25
Arsenal have suffered a double injury blow ahead of this Sunday’s Premier League clash against Tottenham.Mikel Arteta will be without defender Gabriel Magalhães for the North London Derby.Gabriel limped off during Brazil’s friendly against Senegal last wee
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19 Nov '25
Arsenal have suffered a double injury blow ahead of this Sunday’s Premier League clash against Tottenham.Mikel Arteta will be without defender Gabriel Magalhães for the North London Derby.Gabriel limped off during Brazil’s friendly against Senegal last wee
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19 Nov '25
Fuel prices, especially petrol, have shot upFuel prices in Uganda are highAcross Africa, the price of a single litre of petrol can determine whether families eat, whether markets open, or whether a taxi driver makes it home with a decent earning. In Libya, that litre costs less than
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18 Nov '25
Aquaculture - the farming of fish and other aquatic organisms - is the world's fastest-growing food production system.The sharpest growth in aquaculture is happening in Africa. Average annual growth rates have exceeded 10% in recent years measured by production value.
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18 Nov '25
Could Instant Noodles Be a Health Hazard?Instant noodles are cheap, quick and comforting – often a go-to snack or meal for students, busy workers, families and anyone trying to stretch their grocery budget.In Australia, the instant noodle market continues to grow, as fo