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Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda plan joint visa for AFCON 2027 fans

DAR ES SALAAM | Xinhua | Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda are developing a joint visa arrangement to facilitate cross-border travel for football fans during the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), an official said on Tuesday. Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga, chairperson of the East African Community (EAC) Council of Ministers, announced …

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PROFILING THE POOR: How bias undermines urban security

    COMMENT | MATHIAS RUKUBA | Urban security is often measured by response times, surveillance systems, manpower and the capacity to prevent crime. Yet one of its most overlooked vulnerabilities lies in how security personnel perceive the people they are entrusted to protect. When poverty becomes a basis for suspicion, …

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Ugandans pay the price of a weaker shilling

  Petrol prices have jumped to Shs7,000 per litre from Shs4,000 in September, as the dollar climbs to Shs4,000 from Shs3,700   Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s government is resisting broad fuel subsidies and artificial support for the shilling, a decision that could prolong pressure on households and …

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Uganda social enterprises target $1m fund at November summit

Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda’s social enterprise sector will seek to attract investment, expand market access and create jobs at the Pan-African Social Enterprise Summit scheduled for November 23–24 at Hotel Africana in Kampala, where organisers plan to launch a proposed US$1 million fund to support businesses addressing …

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PTA ban leaves Gulu schools without cooks, support staff

  Gulu, Uganda | URN | Government-aided primary schools in Gulu District are struggling to maintain support services after the government banned mandatory Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) contributions. It has forced schools to lay off cooks and other staff previously paid for by parents. Head teachers and teachers say the loss …

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