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The Minister of Internal Affairs Prof. Ephraim Kamuntu has linked ongoing nationwide post-poll arrests to homicide, robbery, and organized crime, stepping around a parliamentary directive that demanded an explanation for reported abductions and the alleged detention of Ugandans in ungazetted facilities.
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Gen Saleh power-sharing proposal draws mixed reaction.
The debate comes against the backdrop of previous attempts by the NRM and Opposition parties to establish formal political cooperation https://links.monitor.co.ug/ePm_0a #MonitorUpdates
Rapex: 60 merged, retained government agencies named.
The goverment says it could  save about Shs959 billion annually in wage and non-wage expenditures. These are expected savings, rather than an amount already realised https://links.monitor.co.ug/zYxKln #MonitorUpdates
Why more Busoga mothers are dying during childbirth.
According to the Busoga Joint Health Sector Performance Review Report for 2025/2026, the region recorded 74 maternal deaths in health facilities out of 161,033 deliveries https://links.monitor.co.ug/RB5pmk #MonitorUpdates
Uganda’s delicate path to ending HIV/Aids by 2030.
Uganda’s HIV/Aids gains risk being undermined by persistent new infections, stigma and dwindling donor support, threatening the ambitious 2030 goal of ending the pandemic https://links.monitor.co.ug/CcwVcY #MonitorUpdates
Kagaba Hill: The heart of Kassanda’s gold economy.
Gold has emerged as Uganda's leading primary export, accounting for more than 76 percent of the country's total exports in 2025 https://links.monitor.co.ug/nGjZBp #MonitorUpdates
Locals fundraise to renovate govt school.
The once famous Church of Uganda-founded school, which started operating in 1920, has deteriorated over the years, especially in terms of infrastructure and academics https://links.monitor.co.ug/8R0cY- #MonitorUpdates
UPDATE: The Kingdom of Busoga is in a state of double celebration following the birth of Prince Nadiope Ezra Josiah, the third son of His Majesty William Gabula Nadiope IV, the Kyabazinga of Busoga, and Her Royal Highness Jovia Mutesi, the Inhebantu of Busoga.
The royal baby was born on Sunday, November 1, 2026, creating a remarkable coincidence as the young prince shares his birthday with the Kyabazinga himself.


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