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925COSAFA Girls U17: Uganda beat South Africa 2-1 to win title
MAURITIUS: Uganda has won the inaugural COSAFA Women’s U17 Championship after beating South Africa 2-1. Goals from Fauzia Najjemba and Juliet Nalukenge were...
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1.0KFIFA inquiry: FUFA President Eng. Magogo faces impeachment
KAMPALA: Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) President, Eng. Moses Magogo said he would step down to allow Federation of International Football (FIFA)...
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1.3KGreedy son dealt blow as court rules tycoon Mohan Kiwanuka is very healthy and intelligent to run his businesses
KAMPALA: High court in Kampala has ruled that Kampala tycoon, Mohan Musisi Kiwanuka is a sober man, intelligent with a sense of humour...
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1.1KCOSAFA Girls U17: Uganda XI against S. Africa in final
MAURITIUS: Uganda Girls U17 national team head coach, Ayub Khalifa Kiyingi has made one change in the eleven players that will start against...
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961COSAFA Girls U-17: Free Scoring Ugandan youngsters thump Botswana 12-0 to book final berth
MAURITIUS: The day’s best player of the match Fauzia Najjemba scored a lion’s share of the goals (six). The other goals...
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1.1KBoU shakes up staff at major currency centers
KAMPALA: Bank of Uganda (BoU) has moved several staff at its currency centres across the country in a bid to minimise risks and...
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877Sudhir, India Speaker meet at Munyonyo
MUNYONYO: At the sidelines of the ongoing Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, tycoon Sudhir Ruparelia has hosted the House Speaker of India’s Parliament The...
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1.0KHundreds rescued from Nigeria torture house
AGENCIES: Nigerian police say they have rescued nearly 500 people from a building in the northern city of Kaduna where they were...
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1.2KBobi Wine blames Hoima loss on FDC selfishness
KAMPALA: Kyadondo East MP Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu alias Bobi Wine, has blamed the loss of People Power-backed Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) loser...
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872COSAFA Girls U17: Uganda leads Botswana 6-0 at halftime
MAURITIUS: Uganda Girls U17 are leading Botswana by 6-0 at halftime in Mauritius. The goals came from Margret Kunihira 4′ 24′, Juliet Nalukenge...