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Who killed Gen. Kazini, and why?

Who killed Gen. Kazini, and why? He was trying to avoid one death when he fell into another Maj. Gen. James Bunanukye Kazini spent most of Monday evening November 9 out with his girlfriend, Lydi...
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Roads ministry seeks regional harmony on weighbridges

Roads ministry seeks regional harmony on weighbridges Works and Transport minister John Nasasira’s decision to suspend weighbridges across the country might finally put Uganda in harmony with its regional neighbour...
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Year end accidents start

Year end accidents start Police point at cycle of accidents peaking between July and New Year On October 26 presidential advisor on Religious Affairs Albert Byaruhanga died when his car ...
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UPDF gurus conceal DR Congo dead casualties to steal their salaries

UPDF gurus conceal DR Congo dead casualties to steal their salaries 405 BDE 10- CAPT BM SIFUNA Ghost balances from payments: Under the former AC Maj. Gen Kazini, every unit would deduct money for 200 LDUs and it would be taken to ...
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NGOs working to reduce poverty

NGOs working to reduce poverty Richard Ssewakiryanga is the executive director Uganda National NGO Forum which brings together NGOs in Uganda to provide a sharing and reflection platform for NGOs...
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Kazini’s death exposes Museveni

Kazini’s death exposes Museveni The death of Maj. Gen. James Kazini reveals the major institutional weakness in Uganda. Kazini died like a petty thief allegedly bludgeoned to death by a “malaya....
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Dictatorship is good for lobbyists

Dictatorship is good for lobbyists Past their sell-by-date, African dictators are getting a chance at respectability and creature comforts, thanks to former government officials, and ex-diplomats, ...
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Marking 150 years of Red Cross humanitarian work

Marking 150 years of Red Cross humanitarian work The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has maintained a strong operational presence in Africa, with activities focused on protecting and assisting people...
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Owi-no more!

Owi-no more! I recently went down to the Owino Market to purchase a shirt or two. Friends warned me to bring a knowledgeable local to help navigate and barter as I was not ready...
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Issue 87 Quotes And Numbers

“Entrepreneurs are simply those who understand that there is little difference between obstacle and opportunity and are able to turn both to their advantage.”- Ni...
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