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Markets Brace For Volatile Week As Earnings, Rates, And AI Collide

Markets Brace For Volatile Week As Earnings, Rates, And AI Collide

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Markets ended mixed as investors brace for a volatile week driven by major earnings, Fed minutes, and Nvidia’s AI report. Rate-cut odds are falling, pressuring stocks and bonds.See the Story

Uganda: British High Commission in Kampala Celebrates King Charles III's 77th Birthday in Style

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Uganda: British High Commission in Kampala Celebrates King Charles III's 77th Birthday in Style

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The British High Commission in Kampala hosted a distinguished reception to celebrate the 77th birthday of His Majesty King Charles III, honouring his legacy of public service, environmental advocacy, and commitment to the Commonwealth.See the Story

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At 35, Stanbic Bank Uganda Looks Ahead In New Brand Campaign “Keep Growing”

Monday November 17, 2025 KAMPALA, Uganda — As Stanbic Bank prepares to mark 35 years of serving Uganda, the lender is not pausing to reminisce—it’s doubling down on a forward-looking call for national progress in a new brand campaign dubbed: Keep Growing. Flagged off today, Keep Growing is an 18-month brand campaign that celebrates Uganda not as a story of what has been, but of what is still possible—driven by resilience, ingenuity and a refusal…See the Story

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