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A police officer’s family, a student and a Congolese national are among the seven killed in the Nwoya bus crash.
‘Driver ignored passengers’ warnings’

One of the boarding clerks says "he was stressed."
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Nowya bus crash: ‘Driver ignored passengers’ warnings’ A police officer’s family, a student and a Congolese national are among the seven killed in the crash

While the official notice frames the event as a "Special Meeting" to "handle business of the day," insiders suggest the primary agenda is to build a unified party front ahead of the much-anticipated tabling of the Sovereignty Bill in Parliament later that afternoon.
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NRM MPs summoned for ‘special meeting’ ahead of Sovereignty Bill tabling By convening the caucus just hours before the legislative session, the NRM leadership aims to ensure "party discipline" and iron out any internal dissent before the floor debate begins

Fuel shocks: Why Karamoja cannot wait any longer

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Fuel shocks: Why Karamoja cannot wait any longer Bringing university education closer to the people of Karamoja would reduce the burden of transport costs.

President Museveni chaired his final cabinet meeting of the current term on Monday, marking the end of a five-year cycle defined by ambitious economic targets and a uniquely populist front bench.

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Museveni chairs final ‘Fishermen’ Cabinet meeting ahead of inauguration As the current cabinet dissolves, speculation is rife regarding whether he will retain this populist approach or pivot toward a more technocratic lineup for the 2026-2031 term

Assailants break into Bank of Uganda, steal laptops
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Assailants break into Bank of Uganda, steal laptops The Central Bank assured the public that its core operations remain unaffected, insisting that “business is as usual” despite the break-in

OPINION: When survival is threatened, energy security comes before emissions

The choice is between developing unutilised petroleum resources responsibly or remaining perpetually dependent on imports with unpredictable supply chains beyond Uganda’s control https://bit.ly/4tdtTh2?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Daily_Monitor

When survival is threatened, energy security comes before emissions When fuel goes up, so does everything else: food, building materials, school fees, healthcare. What happens thousands of miles away shows up at home, and all global citizens are paying the price.

“The fight against corruption must be serious and equal for all. We should not continue to hear of powerful individuals implicated and they walk free while ordinary citizens suffer"- Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga
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Buganda sets agenda for new term, calls for an end to corruption “The fight against corruption must be serious and equal for all. We should not continue to hear of powerful individuals implicated, and they walk free while ordinary citizens suffer"- Mayiga

The puzzle of holiday coaching and resting

Ms Janet Kantalama, a psychologist at Safe Places Uganda, said excessive academic engagement during holidays can have both short-and long-term effects on learners’ mental and emotional development https://bit.ly/4d87bAN?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_Daily_Monitor

The puzzle of holiday coaching and resting Teaching during the holidays, according to the sector guidelines, is punishable by either closing the schools or withdrawing licences of the headteachers or both. But many schools have continued...

Letshego Africa Holdings is pulling back from five East and West African markets in a decisive portfolio reset, signing binding agreements to sell its operations in Uganda, Ghana, Tanzania, Nigeria, and Rwanda to Dubai-based Axian Digital Venture Holdings and Management.
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Letshego to exit Uganda, four other African countries after Axian acquisition For Letshego Uganda, the exit ends more than two decades of building inclusive finance solutions

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Abeeka deliver the ultimate band night They say a successful event in Kampala is judged a few hours after midday, there is excitement, social media buzz, and unsolicited updates; Abeeka’s concert on Saturday had all the three...

A look back at 40 years of Yoweri Museveni and Uganda’s political journey.
From promoting no-party democracy to embracing multiparty politics, tomorrow’s Daily Monitor unpacks it all.
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