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Uganda Boda Boda Union Launches Electric Motorcycle Program
Uganda's United Boda Boda Riders Union is distributing 2,000 electric motorcycles to low-income riders, requiring a Shs 100,000 deposit and Shs 66,000 weekly payments for two years, aiming to reach one million riders and install over 700 charging stations nationwide.
Uganda Boda Boda Union Launches Electric Motorcycle Program
Uganda's United Boda Boda Riders Union is distributing 2,000 electric motorcycles to low-income riders, requiring a Shs 100,000 deposit and Shs 66,000 weekly payments for two years, aiming to reach one million riders and install over 700 charging stations nationwide.
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44% Bias Score
Ugandan Election Campaigns Marked by Spiritual Warfare
In Uganda's upcoming January 2026 elections, political rivals are employing spiritual warfare tactics, including consulting witch doctors and performing rituals, reflecting a widespread belief in witchcraft that influences political strategies and has broader societal implications.
Ugandan Election Campaigns Marked by Spiritual Warfare
In Uganda's upcoming January 2026 elections, political rivals are employing spiritual warfare tactics, including consulting witch doctors and performing rituals, reflecting a widespread belief in witchcraft that influences political strategies and has broader societal implications.
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48% Bias Score
Namibia Secures Nationwide Broadcasting; Cameroon Accident Kills Nine
Namibia signed a $6.82 million deal for nationwide TV and radio coverage; nine died in a Cameroon traffic accident; Rwanda sent aid to Gaza; Uganda reopened border posts with eastern DRC.
Namibia Secures Nationwide Broadcasting; Cameroon Accident Kills Nine
Namibia signed a $6.82 million deal for nationwide TV and radio coverage; nine died in a Cameroon traffic accident; Rwanda sent aid to Gaza; Uganda reopened border posts with eastern DRC.
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16% Bias Score
Uganda's Anti-LGBTQ+ Law Fuels Refugee Crisis in Kenya
Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act, passed in May 2023, has fueled persecution of LGBTQ+ individuals, forcing many to flee to Kenya, where a similar bill threatens to further endanger them; funding cuts to support organizations exacerbate this crisis.
Uganda's Anti-LGBTQ+ Law Fuels Refugee Crisis in Kenya
Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act, passed in May 2023, has fueled persecution of LGBTQ+ individuals, forcing many to flee to Kenya, where a similar bill threatens to further endanger them; funding cuts to support organizations exacerbate this crisis.
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32% Bias Score
NRM Launches "Buganda for Museveni" Campaign Ahead of 2026 Elections
Speaker Anita Among launched the "Buganda for Museveni" campaign in Lwengo District, aiming to regain NRM influence in Buganda after significant losses in the 2021 elections, emphasizing peace and stability under Museveni's leadership.
NRM Launches "Buganda for Museveni" Campaign Ahead of 2026 Elections
Speaker Anita Among launched the "Buganda for Museveni" campaign in Lwengo District, aiming to regain NRM influence in Buganda after significant losses in the 2021 elections, emphasizing peace and stability under Museveni's leadership.
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60% Bias Score
US Foreign Aid Cuts Result in HIV-Related Deaths in Uganda
The recent cuts to US foreign aid have caused the deaths of at least one teacher and one child in Uganda due to lack of access to HIV medication, leaving numerous others at risk and highlighting the vulnerability of those dependent on international assistance.
US Foreign Aid Cuts Result in HIV-Related Deaths in Uganda
The recent cuts to US foreign aid have caused the deaths of at least one teacher and one child in Uganda due to lack of access to HIV medication, leaving numerous others at risk and highlighting the vulnerability of those dependent on international assistance.
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60% Bias Score
USAID Funding Cuts in Uganda Jeopardize HIV Services for Vulnerable Groups
Reduced USAID funding in Uganda has forced the closure of clinics serving vulnerable populations, including LGBTQ+ individuals and sex workers, jeopardizing access to HIV prevention and treatment and potentially increasing infection rates.
USAID Funding Cuts in Uganda Jeopardize HIV Services for Vulnerable Groups
Reduced USAID funding in Uganda has forced the closure of clinics serving vulnerable populations, including LGBTQ+ individuals and sex workers, jeopardizing access to HIV prevention and treatment and potentially increasing infection rates.
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44% Bias Score
FOCAC's 25th Anniversary: Boosting Uganda's Infrastructure and Advocating for Technology Transfer
Uganda's Minister of Works and Transport, Katumba Wamala, highlights the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation's (FOCAC) 25th anniversary, emphasizing its role in securing Chinese funding for major infrastructure projects like the Entebbe airport expansion, Kampala-Entebbe Expressway, and hydroelectric ...
FOCAC's 25th Anniversary: Boosting Uganda's Infrastructure and Advocating for Technology Transfer
Uganda's Minister of Works and Transport, Katumba Wamala, highlights the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation's (FOCAC) 25th anniversary, emphasizing its role in securing Chinese funding for major infrastructure projects like the Entebbe airport expansion, Kampala-Entebbe Expressway, and hydroelectric ...
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44% Bias Score
Uganda Insurers Urged to Develop Retirement Products to Boost Pension System
Uganda's insurance sector, showing 13.2% growth, is encouraged to create retirement products to support the growing pension system; regulators highlight the need for collaboration and public trust to ensure wider participation and address systemic challenges.
Uganda Insurers Urged to Develop Retirement Products to Boost Pension System
Uganda's insurance sector, showing 13.2% growth, is encouraged to create retirement products to support the growing pension system; regulators highlight the need for collaboration and public trust to ensure wider participation and address systemic challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Olympian Auctions Gold Medal, Donates $57,000 to Ugandan Charity
Dutch Olympic athlete Eugene Omalla auctioned his gold medal for $57,000, donating the proceeds to a Ugandan charity, Child's Destiny of Hope, that helps children lacking access to basic necessities.
Dutch Olympian Auctions Gold Medal, Donates $57,000 to Ugandan Charity
Dutch Olympic athlete Eugene Omalla auctioned his gold medal for $57,000, donating the proceeds to a Ugandan charity, Child's Destiny of Hope, that helps children lacking access to basic necessities.
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24% Bias Score
Babalanda's Peace Plea Amid Rising Tensions in Uganda
During Uganda's Heroes' Day celebrations in Lyantonde on [Date], Minister Milly Babalanda called for peace ahead of the 2026 elections, highlighting rising political tensions and government repression documented in a 2021 USIP report; her speech, delivered in an NRM stronghold, is viewed as a strate...
Babalanda's Peace Plea Amid Rising Tensions in Uganda
During Uganda's Heroes' Day celebrations in Lyantonde on [Date], Minister Milly Babalanda called for peace ahead of the 2026 elections, highlighting rising political tensions and government repression documented in a 2021 USIP report; her speech, delivered in an NRM stronghold, is viewed as a strate...
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36% Bias Score
World Bank Resumes Lending to Uganda Despite Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
The World Bank will resume lending to Uganda after a two-year suspension due to its anti-LGBTQ+ law, citing agreed-upon "mitigating measures" with Ugandan authorities to protect LGBTQ+ individuals during development projects; the Bank estimates Uganda lost $470 million to $1.7 billion in funding dur...
World Bank Resumes Lending to Uganda Despite Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
The World Bank will resume lending to Uganda after a two-year suspension due to its anti-LGBTQ+ law, citing agreed-upon "mitigating measures" with Ugandan authorities to protect LGBTQ+ individuals during development projects; the Bank estimates Uganda lost $470 million to $1.7 billion in funding dur...
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56% Bias Score
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