“Run From Risky Sex,” Musoba Says as Uganda Cuts New HIV Infections | Voice of Bugerere HomeHealth“Run From Risky Sex,” Musoba Says as Uganda Cuts New HIV Infections

Uganda to Make Historic Debut at Africa Nations Handball Championship | Voice of Bugerere HomeSportsUganda to Make Historic Debut at Africa Nations Handball Championship

Ugandans Set to Hit the Road as LASPNET, Uganda Law Society Host Inaugural Justice Run | Voice of Bugerere HomeBusinessUgandans Set to Hit the Road as LASPNET, Uganda Law Society Host Inaugural Justice Run

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Compensation Delays Stir Tension: NETA Urges KCCA to Rescue Flood-Affected Traders | Voice of Bugerere HomeBusinessCompensation Delays Stir Tension: NETA Urges KCCA to Rescue Flood-Affected Traders

Badminton Uganda has extended its grassroots development drive to Northern Uganda, conducting a Shuttle Time training workshop for school sports teachers in Pader District. The one-day session, held at Archbishop Flynn Secondary School, attracted 20 sports teachers from various schools across the district, equipping them with fundamental coaching skills and knowledge required to introduce and nurture badminton in their institutions. …

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Veteran Nanyonga to Lead She Cranes at 2025 Celtic Cup After Squad Reveal | Voice of Bugerere HomeSportsVeteran Nanyonga to Lead She Cranes at 2025 Celtic Cup After Squad Reveal

By Kayiira Jackson  KAMPALA — African church leaders have launched a faith-driven campaign calling for Uganda’s reinstatement under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), arguing that renewed trade relations with the United States could help combat poverty and unemployment across the continent. Speaking at the ongoing Faith Diplomacy Conference in Kampala, Pastor Robert Kayanja of Miracle Centre Cathedral said …