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  1. Munyaradzi Mafaro

    Power bills jump as Melissa’s mess lingers

    Just as Jamaica is trying to recover from Hurricane Melissa's destruction, people are getting hit with higher power bills. The utilities office approved a seven percent hike on December statements for electricity used in November. This comes after many customers dealt with long blackouts from...
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    Alkaline Foundation feeds hurricane-hit west Jamaica

    Hurricane Melissa wrecked western Jamaica, flattening parishes like Westmoreland, Hanover, St. Elizabeth, and Trelawny. Many residents lost everything, needing basic shelter, food, and clothes. The Alkaline Foundation jumped in with a relief project, assembling packages with essential items and...
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    Gaza Kim clapped back after getting boxed silly

    Masicka threw some serious shade on a new track called 'System,' targeting Tommy Lee Sparta and name-checking fellow artists Gaza Kim, Lisa Hyper, and Gaza Slim. Kim first seemed stunned, but then a social media post showed her flipping the bird while the song played, a clear sign she was...
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    Marcue sings truth, can’t let go of the bottle

    A musician named Marcue just dropped a video for his track 'just can't let go' that's hitting different, putting a raw spotlight on alcohol dependency. This Kingston-based artist, who blends Reggae with Dancehall, R&B, Pop, and hip-hop, made the clip to start real talk about a tough subject that...
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    Archbishop pleads - Choose leaders, not violence, this election

    A religious leader called for calm and fairness as the election season approaches. The Archbishop of Kampala, Paul Ssemogerere, spoke at a large Christmas event hosted by the Buganda Kingdom at Bulange. He told the crowd to select their leaders without violence, contrasting Uganda's often bloody...
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    Mayiga warns - Christmas joy shouldn’t end in tragedy

    A cultural leader warned people to avoid dangerous holiday behavior. The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, told a crowd at Bulange that overexcitement during Christmas often results in reckless driving and fatal accidents. He spoke during an event where the Buganda Kingdom handed over...
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    Queen Mariam seeds change, not just crops, in Mbale

    An international humanitarian organization has started a major partnership with farming groups in eastern Uganda. The founder of We Care for Humanity, Maha Putri Mariam Leonor Torres Mastura, launched the collaboration at an event in Mbale City attended by hundreds of local farmers. The effort...
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    MYF demands probe into youth-targeted election violence

    A youth coalition wants an official probe into rising campaign violence targeting young people ahead of the national elections. The Multiparty Youth Forum chairperson, Lynette Nanyonjo, criticized what she called brutal attacks on candidates and supporters, saying it hurts youth involvement. She...
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    Luzzi lauds Mayiga for reviving Kasubi, urges Luganda in Parliament

    A political candidate has praised the Buganda Kingdom's prime minister for finishing a long restoration project. Abraham Luzzi, who is running for a Kampala parliamentary seat, commended Owek. Charles Peter Mayiga for overseeing the renovation of the Kasubi Tombs after more than ten years of...
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    Cranes to pitch Uganda, not just goals, in Morocco

    The country's tourism and football bodies have teamed up to use the national team for promotion. The Uganda Tourism Board and the Federation of Uganda Football Associations announced a partnership to make the Uganda Cranes ambassadors for the Explore Uganda brand. The deal starts now as the team...
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    Shincheonji swaps sermons for stethoscopes in Kampala camp

    A church group set up a free medical camp at a public park in Kampala. The Shincheonji Church of Jesus offered services like blood pressure tests, HIV screenings, and eye exams. The Uganda branch head instructor, Woory Daniel Lim, said the event followed the teachings of their chairman in Korea...
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    Ibanda plants hope, not just trees, to fight forest loss

    The country has lost a huge amount of forest over recent decades, mostly for farming and firewood. A specific project in Ibanda District is trying to turn that around by planting native trees. Officials from the water ministry and the local district checked on the effort, which focuses on areas...
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    Nangwa home hailed, not hidden, for caring for kids

    Local officials in Mukono District praised a children's home during a recent visit. Leaders from Nangwa Village and Nakisunga Sub-county commended St. Elizabeth Children's Home in Nangwa for its care of vulnerable kids, including those with disabilities. They dismissed accusations that the...
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    Alupo urges Ugandans - Skip handouts, start hustles

    The Vice President, Jessica Alupo, pushed for families to start small businesses or farms to fight poverty. She spoke at the opening of a new vocational center named for the late Rotary leader Sam Owori in Tororo. Alupo linked this to historical African traditions of specialized trades, like...
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    UPDF trades drills for dustbins, scrubs streets for Tarehe Sita

    Army units in Gulu City marked a military anniversary with community service projects. The UPDF's fourth Infantry Division worked with local agencies and residents on clean-up drives in several city areas, including the main business district. They also performed sanitation work at the regional...
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    Uganda courts go digital to fight graft, not gossip

    A Ugandan judicial official has highlighted the court system's critical function in fighting corruption at a major UN conference. Grace Atwongyeire, an acting deputy registrar from the Mbarara High Court, spoke at the event in Doha, Qatar. She participated in a panel about judicial integrity in...
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    Tororo cops seize grub wrapped in toxic Kavera plastic

    Health officials in Tororo Municipality seized food from multiple restaurants for breaking public health rules. The municipal health department, working with local enforcement, took items like matooke and posho from places including Jaja’s Inn Restaurant and Happy Hours Restaurant in Osuna...
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    Mayiga to med students - Heal hearts, not just wallets

    The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, told a group of medical students that their profession should focus on service, not money. He met with members of the Federation of Uganda Medical Students’ Association at Bulange in Mengo, a delegation that included visiting students from Sierra...
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    Cops pass out, not punchlines, ahead of election season

    Almost two thousand temporary police constables just finished their training at a secondary school in Kazo. These Election Special Police Constables, hired for a three-month contract, came from the districts of Kazo, Kiruhura, and Ibanda. The pass-out ceremony featured remarks from Kazo's...
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    Bishop warns - Peace starts in the heart, not the ballot box

    Bishop Lino Wanok from the Lira Diocese urged people to prioritize peace and personal dignity as Uganda enters a sensitive political season. He connected the Christmas message to current civic duties, stating the holiday calls for moral reflection and responsible action from citizens. The Bishop...
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