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Parents Rush for School Deals as Retailers Slash Prices

Retailers across Uganda unveil big discounts on school supplies, easing back-to-school shopping stress for families this term.

Uganda’s mass ID registration kicks off with 100,000 signups, but internet slowdowns cause major delays for applicants.

UEDCL replaces 116 dilapidated transformers, tackles loadshedding, and clears connection backlogs in post-UMEME power sector revamp.

Ugandans can now pre-register for National IDs online, easing congestion and saving time at physical NIRA centers.

Over 100 Ugandan schools now fund hygiene efforts independently after Reckitt’s Dettol Hygiene Quest sparked a culture of ownership.

One person died and six were injured in a van crash just hours after police flagged the reckless vehicle on social media.

Minister Mayanja cancels Kabwangasi Secondary School’s land title, returning 96 acres to locals after decades of land injustice.

Uganda now blocks road firms with under 75% progress from new bids, tightening project discipline under $566M GKMA initiative.

Apostle Grace Lubega claimed his mega-church would rise without loans—yet URSB filings show Phaneroo took Shs 8B from Equity Bank.

Makerere University has published 2025/2026 law pre-entry results; candidates scoring 50%+ qualify for admission consideration.