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- Jul 31, 2026
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- Jul 14, 2026
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News: Gulu city marathon banks on tourism, health to drive community growth (opens the original)
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________________ The third edition of the Gulu City Marathon will this year go beyond the finish line, with organisers introducing a two-day mega health camp aimed at improving access to medical services for thousands of residents in Gulu City and surrounding communities.The marathon, scheduled for December 5, 2026, at Kaunda Grounds under the theme; Run to Raise HIV and AIDS Awareness was officially launched on July 30, 2026, at the Sheraton Hotel Kampala. Organisers said the event has evolved
News: Gulu city marathon banks on tourism, health to drive community growth (opens the original)
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________________ The third edition of the Gulu City Marathon will this year go beyond the finish line, with organisers introducing a two-day mega health camp aimed at improving access to medical services for thousands of residents in Gulu City and surrounding communities.The marathon, scheduled for December 5, 2026, at Kaunda Grounds under the theme; Run to Raise HIV and AIDS Awareness was officially launched on July 30, 2026, at the Sheraton Hotel Kampala. Organisers said the event has evolved
Business: Device financing widens smartphone access across Ugandan regions (opens the original)
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For an increasing number of Ugandans, owning a smartphone no longer depends entirely on having enough money to pay for one upfront.Through device financing, customers can make a down payment and pay for their phones in instalments, opening access to devices that have become important for earning a living, running businesses and accessing digital services.From market traders and boda-boda riders to tailors, students and small business owners, smartphones are increasingly being used to reach custo
Business: Smartphones are Africa's gateway to financial inclusion – report (opens the original)
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_________________For millions of Africans working in the informal economy, owning a smartphone is no longer just about making calls or browsing social media. Increasingly, it is becoming the first step into the formal financial system.That is the central message emerging from M-KOPA's 2025 Impact Report, Pathways to Progress, which argues that affordable smartphone financing is transforming livelihoods by opening doors to credit, insurance, digital payments and income-generating opportunities.Ac
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