
Gerald Matembu
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3 weeks ago |
globalsistersreport.org | Rhina Guidos |Doreen Ajiambo |Gerald Matembu
Singing hymns and waving palm branches, barefoot pilgrims flooded the Uganda Martyrs Shrine at Namugongo on June 2. They completed long, dusty treks from across East Africa to honor the Uganda martyrs, 22 young Catholic converts executed in the late 19th century for refusing to renounce their faith. The annual pilgrimage, held June 3, has grown into one of the largest religious gatherings on the African continent.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
nilepost.co.ug | Julius Peter Ochen |JULIUS KITONE |Gerald Matembu |Teven Kibumba
No Excerpt By Julius Peter Ochen The record-low voter turnout in the recently concluded Kawempe North by-election is a cause for concern among politically engaged observers. According to the Electoral Commission, Kawempe North had approximately 200,000 registered voters, but only 28,059 turned up on polling day—a mere 14%. With credible allegations of vote rigging, the actual turnout could be even lower. This trend is not new in Uganda's by-elections.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
nilepost.co.ug | David Ochieng |Gerald Matembu |Alex Mugasha |Samuel Muhimba
The officials, along with District Chairperson John Okea, are accused of failing to combat corruption and allegedly enabling it instead. Tororo District Council has erupted into chaos as councillors table a motion demanding the transfer of key security officials, including Deputy Resident District Commissioner (RDC) Albert Amula and Regional Police Commander (RPC) Fred Ahimbisibwe.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
nilepost.co.ug | Gerald Matembu |Alex Mugasha |Samuel Muhimba |Hakim Kanyere
In a bid to avoid a head-on collision with an oncoming vehicle, the commuter taxi driver swerved dangerously close to the lorry. Two people have died and eight others sustained injuries following a fatal road crash along the Iganga-Mbale Highway in Namutumba District on Tuesday night.
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Mar 25, 2025 |
nilepost.co.ug | Gerald Matembu |Catherine Nakato |David Ochieng |Samuel Muhimba
It is a significant move given that the Haqqani network is accused of carrying out some of the most high-profile and deadly attacks in Afghanistan during the US-led war in the country, including attacks on the American and Indian embassies, and NATO forces. BBC | The US has removed millions of dollars in bounties from senior members of the Haqqani militant network in Afghanistan, including one on its leader Sirajuddin Haqqani who is also the Taliban government's interior minister.
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