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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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News: Traffic paralysed as new Tooro Queen mother enters Karuziika (opens the original)
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FORT PORTAL - Traffic in Fort Portal City was on Sunday evening (November 27, 2026) paralysed along the Fort Portal-Kasese road as the new Tooro kingdom queen mother, Her Royal Highness Yusta Asiimwe Kijanangoma, made a triumphant entry into the Karuziika palace.Her entry into the palace is one of the cultural norms and rituals performed in Tooro Kingdom to signify the beginning of a new reign, with Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma Nyabongo I slated to be enthroned on September 29, to replace the late
News: River Nyamwamba floods ravage Kasese cutting off key roads (opens the original)
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________________ River Nyamwamba has burst its banks, cutting off local access. The floods after heavy rains on Thursday, September 17th, ravaged several villages within Kasese Municipality, throwing residents into panic.Many families have since vacated their houses in fear of losing their lives and properties.The most affected areas, among others, included Saluti A and Saluti B cells in Kanyangeya ward of Nyamwamba Division. The most affected are people living along the Kamulikwizi drainage cha
News: Mumbere flown to Turkey for medical review (opens the original)
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________________ The King of the Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu, Charles Wesley Mumbere, has been flown to Turkey for a medical review, the kingdom has revealed.Speaking to New Vision online today (September 3, 2026), Geoffrey Kanyonyi, the Kingdom's Spokesperson, said Mumbere left the country on August 27 at 11:00pm and arrived in Turkey on August 28 at 5:37am. Help us improve! We're always striving to create great content. Share your thoughts on this article and rate it below.
Health: Why hypertension, cancer and other non-communicable diseases continue to burden Kasese (opens the original)
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________________ Health officials in Kasese district have raised concern over a steady rise in non-communicable diseases (NCDs), warning that hypertension, diabetes and cancer are becoming major public health challenges in both urban and rural communities.The latest district health statistics for the last quarter of 2026 show that health facilities are managing thousands of patients living with chronic illnesses, placing increasing pressure on an already overstretched healthcare system.According
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