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Fortebet rocks Iganga, Mayuge, Magamaga with Christmas goodies
ForteBet, Uganda’s leading betting company brought work to a standstill in Mayuge, Iganga and Magamaga as it showered its clients with lots of priceless Christmas
Airtel, Buganda Kingdom relaunch Airtel K2 Telecom
Airtel Uganda in partnership with Buganda kingdom have today relaunched the Airtel K2 partnership. This was revealed at a press briefing held today at Bulange
Church Of Uganda marks 60th anniversary In Style, MPs Pledge More support
Members of Parliament have pledged to support the Church of Uganda (CoU) as it marks 60 years of existence. The MPs led by the Speaker
Bukedea: Dott Services Assures Quality Works As Government Flags Off Shs 71billion Acomai Irrigation Scheme
Uganda’s leading construction firm Dott Services Limited has pledged to uphold its professionalism and guarantee quality service delivery. This comment was made by Dott Services
Busia district Chairman rallies Ugandans to buy shares in Umeme
The LC5 Chairperson of Busia, Mr Stephen Wasike Mugeni has asked Ugandans to buy shares in Umeme to benefit from the good performance of the
Uganda: Four tips to keep you safe from online payment scams
Remittance inflows – money sent back home by Ugandans abroad – continue to provide a stable source of foreign exchange for the economy while supporting
Nambooze Stirs Controversy, Grills Public Service and Health ministry Officials Over Medical Interns Strikes
The Committee on Government Assurance and Implementation has tasked the Ministry of Public Service to explain the unending industrial action by medical workers. This is
Mixed Reactions As Parliament passes Income Tax Amendment Bill 2021
Parliament has passed the Income Tax (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, 2021 which provides for windfall tax and limitations of deductions on petroleum operations. The bill,
Teargas, live bullets rock Kanyunga as By-election campaigns come to an end
Police on Tuesday fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters who had organized a procession in Kayunga Town canvassing support
