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Parliament tightens staff vetting as sackings loom.
The ongoing verification exercise reportedly uncovered employees occupying positions for which they lack the required academic qualifications and years of experience https://links.monitor.co.ug/VHHt3z #MonitorUpdates
For three decades, Alex Mugarura has dedicated his life to shaping young minds in the classroom. Today, the veteran teacher at Kololo Secondary School faces the toughest battle of his life as he appeals to well-wishers and the public for financial support to undergo life-saving liver cancer treatment in India.
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OPINION: Saleh's Moshi dream for Museveni's exit.
On the ground, 2031 to 2036 could become the transition period in which the new arrangements take shape https://links.monitor.co.ug/fFkTeK  #MonitorUpdates
Banks, according to UBA, possess strong capital buffers, but rising operational losses, deposit concentration and foreign-exchange exposure are posing risks to financial resilience https://links.monitor.co.ug/rkt_n1
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The Justice Minister said discussions were being conducted under the direction of the President and involved government officials, family members and Opposition party leaders https://links.monitor.co.ug/h-khr6
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Mukene trade restrictions fuel abuse of Kalangala girls.
Mukene fishing restrictions have crippled livelihoods in Kalangala, a situation that is being exploited by unscrupulous men to defile girls https://links.monitor.co.ug/F2_vvw #MonitorUpdates
UPDATE: High Court upholds Justine Nameere’s Masaka City parliamentary victory after rejecting Rose Nalubowa's election petition.
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Kampala makes progress in the fight for cleaner air


Kampala wants to halve fine particle pollution by 2030. A growing monitoring network, cleaner transport and more trees are the first steps, but the harder test is whether ordinary residents can afford to breathe easier https://links.monitor.co.ug/aP_zZ-
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OPINION: Wager on miracles and the mystery that must not divide us.
God remains an unresolved mystery. No wager, no hospital test, and no pulpit curse can settle it https://links.monitor.co.ug/oPrRC4 #MonitorUpdates