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That girl Kadondi must apologise to me – Fik Fameica

Ugandan rapper Fik Fameica has called on Makerere University Guild President Gracious…

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Diamond Platnumz not in my league – A Pass

Ugandan singer Alexander Bagonza, popularly known as A Pass, has claimed that…

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I’ve never been single, says Spice Diana

Ugandan singer Spice Diana has revealed that she has never been single…

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Makerere reviews event security after woman strips at Freshers’ Ball

Makerere University has launched a review of its security and event management…

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Ex-Arua LCV chairperson, son remanded over abuse of office, theft

Former Arua District Local Government LCV Chairperson Alfred Okuonzi and his son, Stephen Pariyo, have been remanded to Luzira Prison over charges of abuse of office and theft involving a motorcycle donated to the district. The two appeared before the Anti-Corruption Court, where Principal Magistrate Christopher Opit read the charges to them. They both denied the allegations. The court remanded them until November 10, 2026, when they are expected to return for their bail application. According to the Inspectorate of Government (IGG), Okuonzi allegedly abused his office while serving as Arua district chairperson by irregularly taking possession of a motorcycle,…

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Elwelu arrested in Soroti

Retired Lieutenant General Peter Elwelu has been arrested in Soroti City over alleged involvement in subversive…

Ivan Ssemwanga death claims resurface

Claims surrounding the death of Ugandan socialite Ivan Ssemwanga have resurfaced on social media, with journalist…

Over 300 arrested in Kampala crime crackdown

Police have arrested more than 300 suspects in a crackdown on criminal gangs and suspected drug-related…

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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 to his mother's home in Hull, England, nearly three decades after setting out to walk across the globe without using motorised transport. Bushby, 57, arrived at the same house on Tuesday, aged 57, having covered approximately 50,000 kilometres across four continents and 30 countries. He began the journey in 1998, aged 29, after leaving his mother's home with the ambition of walking around the world and returning without relying on cars, buses, trains or other motorised transport. The former British paratrooper initially estimated that…

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FBI links North Korea to $6bn cryptocurrency theft targeting Binance

WASHINGTON – The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has accused North Korea of orchestrating a cryptocurrency…

Bobi Wine rallies Ugandans at Lincoln memorial

Ugandans and human rights defenders gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., on October 30…

US immigration arrests Ugandan in Massachusetts

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced the arrest of a Ugandan national during an…

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