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Business · KampalaCentenary Bank has signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (M.O.U) with Service Cops, formalizing a strategic technology and business partnership aimed at accelerating digital transformation, deepening financial inclusion, and expanding access to modern digital services across Uganda and the wider African region.See the Story
Uganda: Service Cops, Centenary Bank Partner to Deepen Financial Inclusion
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Kampala · KampalaThe Uganda Police Force is under growing public scrutiny after failing to immediately comment on the alarming disappearance of Sarah Nambogo and her young daughter, who were allegedly abducted in broad daylight from the premises of the Kampala Club on Friday morning. The incident has sparked widespread outrage across social media and civil society, with many Ugandans demanding transparency, accountability, and the immediate release of the missin…See the Story
Kampala Club Shock: Armed Kidnappers Take Mother and Child, Police Offer No Clarity - The Witness Uganda
Yoweri Museveni · EntebbePresident Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has assured that nobody will create chaos in Uganda because the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government has all the necessary infrastructure to ensure peace in the country. The President explained that many of the problems in Africa are caused by parasite groups backed by foreigners who are trying to create violence in countries like Uganda. “These groups are not part of the wealth creators, they don’t care…See the Story
