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Canary, Njala, Serwanjja, Kasujja among Africa’s Top 50 media personalities

NBS Television journalists Canary Mugume and Simon Kaggwa Njala have been named…

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Kalifah AgaNaga links political bid to US asylum opportunities

Musician and politician Kalifah AgaNaga has said his involvement in Uganda’s politics…

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Kyabazinga, Inhebantu welcome new prince

The Kyabazinga of Busoga, William Gabula Nadiope IV, and Inhebantu Jovia Mutesi…

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Bunyoro Kingdom mourns ex-PPS Yolamu Nsamba

Bunyoro-Kitara Kingdom has announced the death of Owek. Dr Yolamu Ndoleriire Nsamba…

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Kabalagala truck crash kills 2, injures 3

Two people have been killed and three others seriously injured in a multi-vehicle accident involving a truck along Kiwempe Road in Kabalagala, Kampala. The crash occurred at about 9:20am on Tuesday, November 10, involving five vehicles, including an Isuzu truck carrying construction materials that reportedly lost control after its braking system failed. Traffic Police spokesperson SP Michael Kananura said preliminary investigations indicate that the truck, registration number UAW 675F, was descending from the Lukuli side towards Kiwempe Road when it developed a brake problem. The driver reportedly lost control and rammed into several vehicles and a motorcycle carrying two people…

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Court orders medical exam for collapsed activist

Buganda Road Chief Magistrate’s Court has ordered prison authorities to examine environmental activist Dorothy Asio and…

Man fined Shs4.8m for attempting to bribe police

The Anti-Corruption Court has convicted a man for offering an Shs8 million bribe to police officers…

Six arrested over killing of Deaf Link Uganda founder in Kisoro

Police have arrested six people, including four employees of Mucha Lodges, a tour guide and a…

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Canary, Njala, Serwanjja, Kasujja among Africa’s Top 50 media personalities

NBS Television journalists Canary Mugume and Simon Kaggwa Njala have been named among Africa’s 50 most influential media personalities in recognition of their work in journalism and public affairs. The two Ugandan broadcasters feature on the Africa Media Power 50, a list released on Tuesday by Nairobi-based strategic communications firm Glass House PR. The initiative recognises journalists, broadcasters, editors, media entrepreneurs and commentators whose work contributes to public debate and influences how African stories are reported and understood across the continent and beyond. In announcing the list, Glass House PR said it sought to recognise media professionals whose reporting and…

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US maintains level 4 travel warning for Uganda

The United States Department of State has maintained its highest travel warning for Uganda, placing the…

Gashumba ranks Chameleone above Diamond Platnumz

Ugandan businessman and political commentator Frank Gashumba has described singer Jose Chameleone as more musically talented…

British adventurer completes 28-year walk around the world

A British adventurer, Karl Bushby, has completed a 28-year journey around the world on foot, returning…

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