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08 Jul '26
Opposition MPs have challenged President Museveni's remarks on bail, arguing that the Constitution guarantees every accused person the right to apply for release while awaiting trial.Opposition MPs have urged government lawyers to advise President Museveni on the constitutional right to ba
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07 Jul '26
Manchester United's squad
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07 Jul '26
Parliament’s Director o
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06 Jul '26
There has been some debate over the refereeing performance in England's 3-2 win over Mexico, with some big decisions made throughout the second half.Referee Alireza Faghani split opinion with his performance in England's
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06 Jul '26
Harry Kane sets World Cup record.Scored and conceded a penalty in one game.First player since 1966 to achieve this feat.Harry Kane celebrates with Jude Bellingham (10) after scoring his side's third goal through penalty kick during the World
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29 Jun '26
© Hossein Zohrevand / Wikimedia CommonsThe FIFA World Cup is unlike any other sporting event. Every four years, the best players in the world compete under extraordinary pressure while representing the hopes of entire nations. Goals scored in domestic le
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26 Jun '26
Jordan were eliminated from the World Cup after losing to Algeria(Image: Stu Forster/Getty Images)Jordan have left a lasting impression on football fans globally for leaving their dressing room in an astonishingly spotless condition after exiting the 
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26 Jun '26
Elliot Anderson's impending Manchester City move is for a seemingly fluctuating transfer fee, and on a fast-moving signing timeline.England's Elliot Anderson is now Manchester City-bound, and is undergoing his medical in the United States ahead of an Etih
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26 Jun '26
Uganda Police Headquarters were this morning a scene of uncertainty and tears as children of the late Musician Paul Kafero gathered for the release of their DNA tests results which were taken following the exhumation of their late father three weeks ago.O
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23 Jun '26
Reading The East African, I wondered why a newspaper, which I used to rate highly, would lower its journalistic ethics and standards to start quoting mere intellectual conmen and masqueraders in the names of Mukasa Mbidde and Simon Kayitana instead of doing research to identify credible people to