FIBA Zone V Afrobasket women qualifiers attracts five countries
Five countries have confirmed their participation in the highly anticipated FIBA Zone V Women's Afro-Basket Qualifiers. They are Egypt, Rwanda, ...
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SWEDEN: Climate change poses serious risks to mental health and well-being. This is according to a new World Health Organization-WHO ...
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KAMPALA: The invasion of Ukraine by Russia is reprehensible and must be condemned. Millions of ordinary people’s lives are disorganised ...
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On Monday, High Court Judge Margaret Mutonyi acquitted Abubaker Kalungi of the double murders of former Buyende district police boss...
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On Tuesday, the matter came up for further pretrial hearing and the prosecution led by Lillian Omara tabled 150 pieces...
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Growing up in Mt Elgon forests in Kween district, Moses Muwanga, a Benet, deeply respects wild animals, Birds and the...
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Having concluded the defense hearing last month, the court on Monday heard final submissions from the prosecution led by Thomas...
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