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07:35
07:35

Pagak Camp Massacre Survivors to Hold Maiden Prayers 5 1

46 people, the majority of them children and women were reportedly killed during one of the bloodiest attacks by the LRA rebels on May 16, 2004.
17:18
17:18

EACOP Needs USD 1.8 Billion Debt to Kickoff-Nankabirwa STOPEACOP 2 1 Top story

The project has been estimated to cost between $3.5 billion and $4 billion, of which 60% comprises debt raising and 40% equity.
13:23
13:23

Two Remanded for Child Trafficking in Napak 2 1

The suspects identified as Beye Asuman, and Anna Sagal both residents of Toyep toto village in Iriiri Sub County, Napak district were arrested on Wednesday after a tip off from the community. Both culprits were nabbed with four girls aged between 12 and 15 years old who were ready for a transit to Kenya's capital city Nairobi for casual labor.
16:39
16:39

MPs Irked by Selective Disbursement of Higher Education Student Loans equity 1 4

The committee is probing the Board following concerns raised by the Auditor General’s report for the Financial Year 2021/2022 which unearthed regional imbalances in the award of the loans to needy Ugandan students.

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09:55
09:55

Pictorial: Uganda Hosts 10th East African Petroleum Conference, Exhibition

The theme of the conference and the exhibition under the East Africa Community Treaty was “East Africa as a Hub for Investment in Exploration and Exploitation of Petroleum Resources for Sustainable Energy and Socioeconomic Development”

Business and finance

11:06
11:06

URA Enforcement Officers Injured in Clashes With Boda Boda Cyclists 2

The incident happened at Zombo trading center in Zombo town council shortly after the URA enforcement team impounded an unregistered motorcycle from one of the boda boda cyclists.
07:47
07:47

Graduate Recruitment Exercise Records High Numbers 5

The annual exercise, according to PSC had never attracted up to 10,000 applicants according to the commission, which terms the 2023 turnup overwhelming
19:01
19:01

Katonga River Floods: Public Transporters Count Losses 4

In the New Taxi Park, the transporters say the passenger turn-up has been low since Thursday, which has affected their incomes and survival.
14:28
14:28

PS Atwine Rallies Support for National Health Insurance 5

Diana Atwine said that her ministry is overwhelmed by the needs and yet there is a very limited resource envelope, as well as a complicated government bureaucracy that makes service delivery hard.