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Ugandan opposition member held by president's son shows signs of torture

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West Africa: The Rise of Burkina Faso's Traoré and the Sahel's New Order - Can Ecowas Keep Up?

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West Africa: The Rise of Burkina Faso's Traoré and the Sahel's New Order - Can Ecowas Keep Up?

Coverage: 7 sources

Analysis - The political landscape of West Africa is shifting in ways that no one, least of all ECOWAS, seems prepared to handle. What began as a troubling pattern of military coups has evolved into something far more profound: the forging of a new political identity across the Sahel, led most visibly by Burkina Faso's young and dynamic leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré.See the Story

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Chelsea setback ahead of Manchester United clash as star banned for rest of season

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Horror: Housemaid Brutally Murders 81yr Old Woman In Rukungiri

Horror: Housemaid Brutally Murders 81yr Old Woman In Rukungiri

By Jamillah Kemigisa Grief and disbelief have gripped residents of Nyakabare following the brutal killing of an 81-year-old woman by her newly employed housemaid, in a shocking incident that has sent shockwaves across Rukungiri District. The victim, Kashillingi Kedress — affectionately known in the community as Muserebende — was reportedly murdered in cold blood on…Western Region, Uganda · Western Region Read Article

Just In: Victoria University Accredited By Law Council To Teach Law In Uganda

Just In: Victoria University Accredited By Law Council To Teach Law In Uganda

By Spy Uganda Victoria University has officially joined the list of institutions accredited to teach law in Uganda, following approval by the Law Council’s Committee on Legal Education and Training. This milestone affirms the university’s commitment to academic excellence and its growing reputation as a center for professional legal education. The accreditation, dated 6th May…Uganda · Uganda Read Article

Delayed Hope: Bunyangabu’s Mothers Face Danger As Only 27% Seek Early Antenatal Care

Delayed Hope: Bunyangabu’s Mothers Face Danger As Only 27% Seek Early Antenatal Care

By Jamillah Kemigisa A silent crisis is unfolding in Bunyangabu, where the majority of expectant mothers are missing a crucial window of opportunity to safeguard their lives and those of their unborn children. Despite decades of public health campaigns, only 27% of pregnant women in the district begin antenatal care (ANC) within the first trimester,…Western Region, Uganda · Western Region Read Article

People's Choice! Veteran Elders Push Minister Alice Kaboyo for Elders' Slot

People's Choice! Veteran Elders Push Minister Alice Kaboyo for Elders' Slot

By Spy Uganda Hon. Alice Karamuzi Kaboyo, a seasoned Ugandan politician and transformational leader, has officially declared her intention to run for Member of Parliament for Older Persons, Central Region, in the 2026–2031 term. Her announcement reinforces her lifelong commitment to inclusive development, social justice, and the empowerment of Uganda’s most cherished citizensCentral Region, Uganda · Central Region Read Article

Kiir appoints new Deputy Director General at General Intelligence Bureau - Radio Tamazuj

Kiir appoints new Deputy Director General at General Intelligence Bureau - Radio Tamazuj

South Sudan President Salva Kiir Mayardit on Monday evening promoted Giir Ngok Ring Thiik to the rank of Lieutenant General and appointed him the new Deputy Director General of the General Intelligence Bureau (GIB) of the National Security Services (NSS). The GIB is the external security arm of the security service. Last Wednesday, Kiir appointed Gregory Deng Kuac, his brother-in-law, as the new Undersecretary in the Ministry of Defence and Vete…Juba · Juba See the Story

Enough Of Deaths: Chinese Contractor Sued Over Fatal Crash That Killed Rajiv Ruparelia

Enough Of Deaths: Chinese Contractor Sued Over Fatal Crash That Killed Rajiv Ruparelia

By Spy Uganda The China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), the contractor behind the Kajjansi–Munyonyo Expressway, has been sued for alleged negligence in connection with the tragic death of businessman Rajiv Ruparelia, son of billionaire Sudhir Ruparelia. Rajiv died in the early hours of Saturday, May 3, after his Nissan GT-R (UAT 658H) crashed into…Kajjansi · Kajjansi Read Article

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