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newsLove Rivalry Turns Deadly for Afrigo Band's Icon Moses Matovu
Veteran Afrigo Band musician Moses Matovu died after a reported confrontation in Kibuli, Kampala, shortly after he left a woman’s residence. Police say a man who had previously been in a relationship with the woman is the main suspect, while detectives continue to establish what led to the fatal encounter.
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NationalPolice Launch Manhunt After Suspected Murder of Afrigo Band Legend Moses Matovu
Police have launched a manhunt for an identified male suspect following the suspected murder of veteran Afrigo Band musician Moses Matovu during an early morning confrontation in Kibuli, Kampala.
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Adopt High-Yield Farming to Beat Land Fragmentation, Museveni Rallies Busoga
President Yoweri Museveni has rallied farmers in Busoga to drop low-yield cash crops and adopt intensive agricultural enterprises to counter severe household land fragmentation and poverty.
Speaker Oboth Secures German Backing to Reopen Parliamentary Training Institute
The Speaker of Parliament Hon. Jacob Marksons Oboth has announced the revival of the Institute for Parliamentary Studies, backed by a technical partnership and training framework with the German Parliament to boost lawmakers' capacity.
Tooro Women Endorse Gen. Kainerugaba as PLU Steps Up Nationwide Drive
Hundreds of women delegates across the Tooro sub-region converged in Fort Portal to endorse Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba. The convention signals an expanding grassroots mobilisation by the Patriotic League of Uganda to place organized women’s leagues at the core of its national agenda.
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Wazalendo SACCO Assets Reach Shs1.4 Trillion as It Expands Beyond Lending
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Uganda Overhauls Diplomatic Strategy to Convert Foreign Ties into Trade Realities
Uganda has opened a three-day diplomatic review in Kigo to demand stricter accountability, institutional follow-up, and measurable commercial results from its overseas missions, following a historic surge in national export revenues to US$15.8 billion.
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Uganda, Kenya Move to Harmonize Trade Policies and Remove Non-Tariff Barriers
A Ugandan delegation led by Trade Minister Hon. Sanjay Tanna held bilateral talks in Nairobi with Kenya’s President William Ruto and Cabinet Secretary Lee Kinyanjui to address non-tariff barriers, accelerate industrial policy harmonization, and boost cross-border trade integration.
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OWC Restructures Directorates to Drive Value Addition, Industrial Agro-Processing
Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) has undertaken a comprehensive structural reorganization across its leadership and operational arms to optimize institutional monitoring, supervision, and project delivery, including the creation of a new Directorate of Value Addition and Manufacturing.
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UPDF Claims Double Victory at Interforces Games 2026
The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) dominated the 2026 Interforces Games in Gulu City, capturing championship titles in both netball and men’s handball following decisive final clashes at St Joseph’s College Layibi Stadium.
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How Edwin Pelf Plans to Make Money from Boxing Content
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UPDF to Host Security Forces Games in Gulu
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Why Patience May Be an Entrepreneur’s Greatest Asset
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Uganda’s Informal Sector Holds Key to Stronger Economy
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Road investment can transform Uganda’s economy and communities
Better roads can lower business costs, improve access to services, strengthen communities and drive Uganda’s long-term economic growth.
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Why Industrial Parks Matter for Uganda’s Future:
Already, about 700,000 youth join the labour market annually, yet the National Planning Authority estimates that nearly 885,000 jobs will be needed each year to absorb new entrants. This gap explains why industrialization is no longer simply an economic option for Uganda but a necessity.
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