
Hakim Wampamba
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Lukia Nantaba |Moses Namayo |Hakim Wampamba |Ivan R. Mugisha
The missing children include 14-year-old Pamela Ayamba from Rwiraguju Primary School, 13-year-old Merabuh Tashobya from Kikungiri Primary School, and 12-year-old Keith Bakkabulindi from Bigombe Cell, Lower Bugongi. Concern is mounting in Kabale District as three children have gone missing within the span of less than three weeks, with each case reported to Kabale Police Station.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Moses Namayo |Hakim Wampamba |Lukia Nantaba |Ivan R. Mugisha
The new flight marks a pivotal milestone for Uganda Airlines, expanding its network to include London as its third international destination outside Africa, after Dubai and Mumbai. Uganda Airlines is set to unlock a world of opportunities for Ugandans with the launch of direct flights between Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick starting May 18, 2025.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Hakim Wampamba |Lukia Nantaba |Ivan R. Mugisha |Samuel Muhimba
Mukula's plea comes as his syringe factory faces reduced market demand, which could lead to its closure and a potential loss of jobs. Businessman Mike Mukula has called on the government to shield local manufacturers from foreign competition, particularly Chinese and Indian importers. Mukula's plea comes as his syringe factory faces reduced market demand, which could lead to its closure and a potential loss of jobs.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Kenneth Kazibwe |Hakim Wampamba
No Excerpt Experts are raising concerns over a potential economic slowdown in Uganda following policy shifts under the new Republican Trump-Vance administration. A key factor driving this uncertainty is the strengthening of the US dollar against major currencies, including the Ugandan shilling, which could pose significant risks to the economy.
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1 month ago |
nilepost.co.ug | Hakim Wampamba |Kenneth Kazibwe
No Excerpt BBC | Dozens of construction workers have been pulled out alive from metal containers after they were buried by an avalanche in the Himalayas in India's Uttarakhand state. They survived as the containers, which the workers were living in, had enough oxygen to sustain them until rescuers could dig them out, Indian media reported quoting officials. On Friday, 54 workers were buried when the avalanche hit a construction camp near Mana village. Eight were killed.
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