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11:50
11:50

Pictorial: Ugandan troops completes withdraw from North Kivu

This was after the DR Congo government, a section of civilians and political activists accused the troops failure to launch an assault against the March 23 Movement (M23) rebels. The DR Congo government is not in a move of deploying troops from countries under the South African Development Community (SADC).
07:10
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Pictorial: Museveni Commissions Mpondwe One Stop Border Post President museveni Top story

The World Bank financed the construction of the OSBP facility to the tune of over Shillings 5 billion through the Great Lakes Trade Facilitation - GLTF Project. The facility comprises offices from the immigration, Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), and security among others.
16:51
16:51

Presidents Museveni, Suluhu to Address Oil and Gas Symposium in Dar

The symposium, the first of its kind, is a platform for the private sector to network, understand industry opportunities and challenges, showcase their capacities through experience sharing, and interact with public sector actors on legal and polish matters that govern the industry in the two countries.
08:59
08:59

Pictorial: Head of States Arrive for Museveni's Swearing-in Ceremony

The Presidents included Salva Kiir of South Sudan, Ethiopia’s Sahle Worke Zewde and Alpha Conde of Guinea. Others were Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Evariste Ndayishimiye of Burundi, and Hage Geingob of Namibia. The Presidents were received by ministers, officials from foreign affairs at Entebbe International Airport.
13:51
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Pictorial: The Last Voyage of MV Templar

Thirty three people are confirmed to have died and 27 others rescued. The exact cause of the boat accident is still unknown. However, reports show that the boat was in sorry state and wasnt worthy to operate.
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Pictorial: A Glimpse into UPDF Operations in Somalia updf in somalia

Uganda has three Battle Grounds in Somalia situated in Afgooye District, 30 kilometers from Mogadishu, Ceelijalle, Merca District, 125 kilometers from Mogadishu and Barawe - south west of lower Shabelle, 240 kilometres from Mogadishu.
14:33
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Pictorial: Mowzey Radio Requiem Mass at Rubaga Cathedral good lyfe crew

Hundreds of mourners on Friday gathered at Rubaga Cathedral to eulogize fallen Goodlyf Crew Musician Mowzey Radio. Radio who sings alongside his partner Douglas Mayanja aka Weasel died on Thursday morning at Case Hospital. Radio was receiving treatment at Case for injuries he sustained in a bar altercation in Entebbe, January 22. URN was at Rubaga and brings you the story in pictures.
12:29
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Pictorial: Karuma Hydro Power Project Taking Shape 4

The plant will generate 600 megawatts of hydroelectricity upon completion. Technically known as a run-of-river plant, the facility is expected to be commissioned on December 16, 2018.
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Pictorial; Musicians Unite In Promoting Nile Cooperation

Since 2011, the Nile Project with its music has emerged as one of the options available. It is hoped that through music, it will promote change at grassroots connecting the people in the Nile Basin. The performers under the Nile Project were among the hundreds of participants at the just concluded Nile Basin Development Forum in Kigali. We captured the performance in pictures.
07:46
07:46

Pictorial: How Police Foiled Age Limit Consultations in Nateete age limit removal

Police on Thursday evening fired live bullets and tear gas to disperse a rowdy crowd who had gathered to attend to a joint consultation meeting in Nateete, Kampala to discuss proposed presidential age limit removal. URN brings you the pictures from Nateete in Lubaga South, where the Opposition were meant to consult.
11:00
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Pictorial: Day One of East Africa JAMAFEST 2017

Roads in the centre of Kampala are open again a day after they were closed for the start of the East African Arts and Culture Festival. URN brings you the story in pictures.
06:54
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Pictorial: A Peek into Ayilo Refugee Settlements juba crisis

In just the past year, the overall refugee population in Uganda has more than doubled from 500,000 to more than 1.25 million making the East African country host to the worlds fastest growing refugee emergency.
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Pictorial: UPDF Withdraws From Central African Republic

They were under instruction to arrest or kill the self-styled mystic and prophet, who launched a bloody rebellion three decades ago in northern Uganda. The United Nations says the LRA has slaughtered more than 100,000 people and abducted 60,000 children since it was set up in 1987.
06:33
06:33

Pictorial: Maj Gen Julius Oketta Laid to Rest in Amuru

Maj. Gen Julius Facki Oketta, a former Member of Parliament and deputy coordinator of Operation Wealth Creation, was accorded a 17-gun-salute before his casket was lowered to the grave.
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Pictorial: Glamour as Kampala Celebrates Culture, Social life

This years Carnival introduced a festival rally, cycling and a vintage car show. Places of worship have also been set up for faithfuls who may need to worship while attending the festival.
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10:44

Pictorial: Matyrs day Celebrations Underway in Namugongo

The day is commemorated on June 3 every year in honor of the martyrdom of 45 young men who converted to Christianity between 1885 and 1887. The conversions annoyed the then King of Buganda, Mwanga II who ordered that they are burnt to death.
07:51
07:51

Traders Decry Dwindling Fish Stocks in L. Turkana turkana county

Paul Moru, a businessman at the popular Chap-Chap market at Kalokool trading center, about 40 kilometers North of Lodwar town says the situation is alarming. According to Moru, fishermen go for days without catching any fish from the lake.
12:31
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In Pictures; Heavy Downpour Paralyses Kampala

The down pour that that started at 4am left trenches overfilled, roads impassable and houses are submerged in water in the suburbs of Kyebando, Bwaise, Kamwokya, Mulago and Kalerwe. Some temporary bridges were also washed away.
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Turkana's Shining Necklaces Top story

Turkana girls and women are famous far and wide for their necklace decorations. On a sunny day, they sparkle from a distance making the girls movement conspicious. A Turkana woman will only remove her necklaces if she is seriously ill or in mourning. Otherwise necklaces are worn night and day throughout their life.
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