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@sqoop Fri, 27 Oct 2023 09:30:40
Miss Deedan breaks leg on stage – literally
Work hazards cannot be avoided just like accidents. For Deedan Muyira, she might never forget last Sunday as she hurt her leg while on the job. Deedan, who was one of the emcees at the Bell ObaFest show was very fine while on stage but we were surprised to see her being supported later […]
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@sqoop Fri, 27 Oct 2023 10:27:44
Vampino loses ‘Shs3.7m’ sunglasses
Celebrities pride themselves in items they possess and some of them are known to invest a lot in these items. The challenge comes when these items are stolen or lost and then sold cheaply afterwards. Last Friday evening at Kampala Serena hotel, dancehall musician Vampino was left disgruntled after losing his shades reportedly estimated to […]
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@sqoop Fri, 27 Oct 2023 10:48:28
I do not attend free concerts – Namubiru
Irene Namubiru is one of the artistes whose name once came up among those that do not support fellow artistes. She appeared on the list alongside Juliana but the Nkuweki artiste cleared the air on that as we saw her in the audience during Azawi’s concert and when asked why she does not attend […]
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@kfm Fri, 27 Oct 2023 10:31:40
Woman arrested for burning daughters’ hands over food theft
Police in Nakasongola district have arrested a 27-year-old woman for allegedly inflicting burns on her two daughters aged 6 and 4 over food theft. Savannah Region police spokesperson, Sam Twiineamazima says the incident happened on Monday, October 23, 2023, in Kyabutaika, Kakooge Town Council in Nakasongola District. “The woman, who is also the biological mother of the victims, allegedly lit a charcoal stove and inflicted burns on her children’s hands. She accused them of stealing food (beans) and thereafter, intentionally kept them at home without seeking medical attention,” Twiineamazima said in a statement. Police say they have registered a case of torture, adding that the victims were admitted to Kakooge Health Center III. “Parents are entrusted with the sacred roles […]
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@kampalasun Fri, 27 Oct 2023 09:30:00
MPs raise alarm over musicians’ proposal to tax smartphones
By Andrew Arinaitwe Legislators sitting on Parliament’s Committee of Information, Communication Technology and National Guidance, have warned that consumers might have to tighten their…
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@chimpreports Fri, 27 Oct 2023 09:55:09
EXCLUSIVE: Uganda to Give Corrupt Dutch Conglomerate, Vitol, Shs 16tn Fuel Supply Monopoly Deal
The government of Uganda is in the final stages of granting monopoly rights to Switzerland-based Dutch energy and commodities trading firm, Vitol Inc, to supply all petroleum products to Uganda in a deal that was neither advertised or subjected to open bidding processes. More so, Vitol, which is considered the largest oil trading company in …
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@kampalasun Fri, 27 Oct 2023 08:02:07
Pastor Ssempa to organise prayers for musicians struggling with drug addiction
By Ranell Dickson Nsereko Pastor Martin Ssempa has revealed plans to launch a series of prayer sessions designed to support musicians grappling with drug…
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@kfm Fri, 27 Oct 2023 08:14:11
You can’t force govt to open Facebook, says ICT minister
By Priscilla Maloba The government has maintained a tight grip on Facebook clampdown, saying nobody will force it to open the social media platform. In a telephone interview with Daily Monitor on Wednesday, the Minister for ICT and National Guidance, Dr Chris Baryomunsi, told traders under their association Urban Smart Traders Association (USTA) who have threatened to drag government to court for blocking the social media site that the government will open Facebook when they are ready. “Government has been engaging Facebook on a number of things which have not been agreed on that is why Facebook has not been opened,” he said. In a press briefing in Kampala on Wednesday, Facebook traders gave the government an ultimatum of 14 […]
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