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1. African leaders to Improve Sanitation...
African leaders have been urged to address issues relating to sanitation and water as one of the major components in reducing maternal and infant mort...
2. African Union lauds Uganda on terrorism...
The African Union (AU) delegates meeting at the Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala have lauded Uganda for her resolve to fight terrorism on the continen...
3. Police to recruit 5,000 Officers...
The Uganda Police Force is to recruit over 5,000 officers immediately. The one-week exercise will recruit 5,500 policemen country-wide, starting Augus...
4. Heritage, URA settle tax row ...
The sh18b tax dispute that pitted oil explorer, Heriatge Oil against the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has been resolved. “We have reached a settleme...
5. Uganda Still best Investment Destination in East Africa...
The World Investment Report has again ranked Uganda the leading investment destination in East Africa for the fourth year running. The WIR report prep...
6. Museveni hosts 35 African leaders ...
The African Union (AU) Summit opened with world leaders condemning the Somalia-based al-Shabaab terrorists.
Thirty-five heads of state and governme...
7. Leaders Decry Child & Maternal Death ...
Maternal and child deaths are killing more people across the continent than conflicts, the African Union revealed. More than 500,000 women a year die ...
8. G8 leaders give maternal health $10m...
The G8 leaders have committed $10m annually to fund maternal and child health in Africa and other developing nations, the AU chairman, Malawi presiden...
9. AU Summit Ends ...
The 15th African Union summit has ended in Kampala with the chairman, President Bingu Wa Mutharika, saying it was a resounding success. The 15th ordin...
10. Best and worst legislators named...
Rose Akol Okullu (NRM), Chris Byaromunsi (NRM), William Okecho (Independent), Stephen Tashobya (NRM) Willy Anokbonggo (UPC) and Tress Bucyanayandi (In...
11. NEMA names wetland encroachers...
The National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has named 100 individuals and companies that encroached on wetlands in several parts of the cou...
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