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Two MTN technicians arrested vandalizing telecom masts

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   Two technicians from telecom giant MTN Uganda are part of the five people who were arrested by Criminal Investigations Directorate –CID over the weekend on allegations of vandalizing the telecom masts in Mbarara and Isingiro districts. They are Richard Lubega and Godfrey Masaba. The …

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Passengers stranded as MV Kalangala management observe strict SOPs

Kalangala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   Several passengers are getting stranded after management of MV Kalangala  restricted the number the vessel carries to 50 per voyage as they observe the Standard Operating Procedures – SOPs due to the COVID-19. But the Kalangala District Chairperson, Willy Lugoloobi says a solution should …

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Schools opt for credit to purchase thermometer guns, food

Pader, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Several private and government-aided schools in Pader and Kitgum districts have opted for credit to purchase essential equipment to meet requirements for the impending re-opening. Educational institutions will be opened this week, Thursday, for candidates and finalists after more than seven months of inactivity.  …

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Kasese commissions foot cable bridge on river Lhubiriha

Kasese , Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Kasese District local government has commissioned a suspended foot cable bridge on River Lhubiriha.  The cable bridge connects Kitholu and Karambi Sub Counties. It was built by Bridge to Prosperity; a US based non-governmental organization in partnership with the government of Uganda under …

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Footballer beaten to death for poor defending

Lamwo, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |   The Police in Lamwo District have in custody two brothers accused of causing the death of a local football player they assaulted for alleged poor defending during a friendly local football match. The suspects are Joel Okello 19 and Francis Opio 23 all residents …

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