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Iran and USA agree to two-week ceasefire

Trump says he agrees to suspend bombing and attack of Iran for 2 weeks WASHINGTON | Xinhua |  U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday he has agreed to “suspend the bombing and attack of Iran for a period of two weeks.” Trump wrote on social media that his decision is …

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South African president to receive U.S. envoy’s credentials

JOHANNESBURG | Xinhua |  South African President Cyril Ramaphosa will formally receive the credentials of U.S. Ambassador-designate Leo Brent Bozell III on Wednesday, a move that may signal a tentative easing of bilateral tensions. According to a statement from the presidency, Bozell will present his formal credentials in Pretoria on …

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Kwar Adhola reshuffles cabinet, names lean team of 17

      Tororo, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT |  Kwar Adhola Moses Stephen Owor has reduced the cabinet of the Adhola Cultural Institution (TACI) from 39 to 17, with several ministers redesignated to hold other portfolios, including Senior Royal Advisors and Special Envoys to different places. “His Royal Highness the Kwar …

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The money that keeps Uganda going

With a new dashboard, the Bank of Uganda is finally mapping the billions of  dollars sent home by its diaspora   Kampala, Uganda | RONALD MUSOKE | In the early morning hours at Entebbe International Airport, the departure hall often fills with a quiet, nervous energy. Small groups of young Ugandan …

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Etania unmatched as the ‘Life of the Party’

Smirnoff Celebrates Etania’s Crowning Moment at Debut Show   Kampala, Uganda | ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT | Last Saturday, entertainer Etania defied all odds during her maiden headliner show at Hockey Grounds to reaffirm her as the unmatched “Life of the Party”. The experience began with a deep dive into Etania’s roots …

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UN: Sudan drone attacks endanger civilians, strain aid response

UNITED NATIONS | Xinhua |  UN humanitarians warned on Monday that continuing drone attacks in Sudan are killing civilians, damaging critical infrastructure and deepening already severe humanitarian needs across the country. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said the attacks have increasingly targeted populated areas and …

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