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Senior Counsel Defends Prof Lawrence Muganga Appointment, Blasts TikTok Lawyers – mulengeranews.com

Senior Counsel Defends Prof Lawrence Muganga Appointment Blasts TikTok Lawyers

By Ben Musanje A fresh legal opinion by Senior Counsel Rashid Ssemambo has added a constitutional dimension to the growing public debate surrounding the appointment of Prof. Lawrence Muganga as Uganda’s State Minister for Internal Affairs, dismissing claims that his dual citizenship disqualifies him from holding ministerial office. Prof. Muganga, the Vice Chancellor of Victoria University which is owned by …

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Equity’s Leadership Program Is Quietly Building Africa’s Next Generation of Power Players-Psomgen – mulengeranews.com

Equitys Leadership Program Is Quietly Building Africas Next Generation of

By Mulengera Reporters For years, corporate social responsibility (CSR) across Africa has largely been defined by donations, sponsorships, and short-term charity initiatives. While these interventions remain valuable, a growing number of institutions are questioning whether they are sufficient to deliver lasting transformation in societies that urgently need structural change. At the center of a new approach is the Equity Leaders …

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Stanbic Black Pirates eye regional rugby crown

Stanbic Black Pirates eye regional rugby crown

For decades, Ugandan rugby clubs have chased the elusive dream of regional dominance. Now, the Stanbic Black Pirates stand on the brink of history. The Pirates have unveiled a strong 26-man squad for Saturday (May 30)’s Enterprise Cup final against Kenya’s Kabras Sugar RFC in Nairobi, a contest that represents far more than silverware. It is a defining moment for …

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Prince Badru Kakungulu: 35 years after his demise, his legacy is still intact

Prince Badru Kakungulu 35 years after his demise his legacy

Prince Hajji Badru Kakungulu Wasajja alias Mbuga, holds a special place in Ugandan football echelons. As a Royal, he was one of the greatest promoters, administrators, educationalists, and financiers of the game of football. He was a goodwill ambassador for the sport, after whom Uganda’s premier knockout football tournament was named. This weekend, both SC Villa and Kitara FC will …

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Iran war weakens Uganda’s economic prospects

Iran war weakens Ugandas economic prospects

As the US and Iran try to find a diplomatic end to the war in the Middle East, which has resulted in harsh economic realities for the global economy, at a recent webinar organized by Uganda Development Bank, Joseph Mawejje, a senior economist with the World Bank, highlighted the economic impact the war has had, resulting in pinching the pockets …

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Equity Bank wins three diaspora bank awards

Equity Bank wins three diaspora bank awards

Equity Bank Uganda has won three awards at the AIDO Network Pan-African Impact Awards, strengthening its standing as a regional leader in diaspora banking and cross-border remittances. The bank took home the awards for Best Diaspora Bank in Cross-Border Remittances, Best Diaspora Banking Solutions, and Best Bank for Diaspora Investments at the ceremony held on Saturday, May 23, at Speke …

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Ghetto Kids to the World Cup!

Ghetto Kids to the World Cup

Everywhere they go, their organic joy at what God is throwing their way is infectious. When they went for Britain’s Got Talent in 2023, they left the judges and audience so captivated that Bruno Tonioli, who was dancing throughout their performance, pressed the golden buzzer halfway through their dance routine, a first for the show. They placed sixth. Before BGT, …

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Dwarfs have more to offer to cinema

Dwarfs have more to offer to cinema

We have not heard from Peter Dinklage in a while. He seemingly disappeared after Game of Thrones, which is disappointing, because he was brilliant as Tyrion Lannister. A brief Google search shows that he has been quite busy, starring in films like Roofman, Idiots, and Wicker that I have never heard of. Dinklage sparked a debate a few years back …

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Are aliens racist? – The Observer

Are aliens racist The Observer

Mainstream entertainment is like a bird that carries fish eggs from one pond to lakes and oceans hundreds of kilometres away. Most of us think and act the same way, regardless of where we come from, because we watch the same content. We have developed similar attitudes and mindsets, which is why many Ugandans my age tuned in when the …

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