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Betting firms fight new gambling rules as court weighs massive fee hikes • Maonyesho ya Nanenane yawabadilisha wakulima Simiyu • Expert warns Africa on maritime investment • Yan Diomande sets to become Africa’s most expensive player • Iran threatens to hit Gulf states if US launches new strikes • Presidents Museveni and Samia launch new phase of Uganda-Tanzania energy partnership • Archbishop Kaziimba, 6 bishops set to retire next year • NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: Erosion of Trust: The Silent Disease Killing Ugandan Society from Within • HALIMA NANSUBUGA: Stop Calling Young People the Future: They Are the World’s Greatest Investment • Bank of Uganda Licenses Two More Large SACCOs to Boost Financial Inclusion • HABIB SSERUWAGI: Why Uganda’s New General Cleaning Policy Misses the Mark • SMZ yataja sababu sukari kuadimika, tani 33,000 kuingizwa nchini • ACAF Africa Academic Freedom Monitoring Report 2025: Academic Freedom In Africa Under Severe Structural Stress • Free El-Rufai too, Atiku challenges Tinubu over EFCC’s Osun climbdown • Gombe Police declare zero tolerance for traffic offenders, begin enforcement drive • CAF Champions League: Rangers, Rivers United Face Tough Draw • Gittens: I’m Having A Perfect Time Under Alonso At Chelsea • Chaya: Mafanikio msaada wa sheria yawekwe wazi • 2027: NDC leaders clash over Gombe structure as campaigns approach • Two Iranian female footballers granted Australian citizenship after protest • Betting firms fight new gambling rules as court weighs massive fee hikes • Maonyesho ya Nanenane yawabadilisha wakulima Simiyu • Expert warns Africa on maritime investment • Yan Diomande sets to become Africa’s most expensive player • Iran threatens to hit Gulf states if US launches new strikes • Presidents Museveni and Samia launch new phase of Uganda-Tanzania energy partnership • Archbishop Kaziimba, 6 bishops set to retire next year • NESTOR BASEMERA, PhD: Erosion of Trust: The Silent Disease Killing Ugandan Society from Within • HALIMA NANSUBUGA: Stop Calling Young People the Future: They Are the World’s Greatest Investment • Bank of Uganda Licenses Two More Large SACCOs to Boost Financial Inclusion • HABIB SSERUWAGI: Why Uganda’s New General Cleaning Policy Misses the Mark • SMZ yataja sababu sukari kuadimika, tani 33,000 kuingizwa nchini • ACAF Africa Academic Freedom Monitoring Report 2025: Academic Freedom In Africa Under Severe Structural Stress • Free El-Rufai too, Atiku challenges Tinubu over EFCC’s Osun climbdown • Gombe Police declare zero tolerance for traffic offenders, begin enforcement drive • CAF Champions League: Rangers, Rivers United Face Tough Draw • Gittens: I’m Having A Perfect Time Under Alonso At Chelsea • Chaya: Mafanikio msaada wa sheria yawekwe wazi • 2027: NDC leaders clash over Gombe structure as campaigns approach • Two Iranian female footballers granted Australian citizenship after protest

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