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The Observer (Uganda), 2 Sep 2026

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The Weekly Observer is a Ugandan weekly newspaper headquartered in Kamwookya, Kampala. It is one of the largest privately owned papers in the country.

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ArticleWhat a hor­rendous, pain­ful week that was!

There are those deaths of people you have not known at a per­sonal level, yet when they hap­pen, they still tem­por­ar­ily knock your world off its axis. The reac­tion I had on Tues­day August 25 when news came in that coun­try singer Dolly Par­ton...

What a hor­rendous, pain­ful week that was!

ArticleCan a vac­cine stop can­cer from return­ing?

OUR REPORTER KAMPALA — For a can­cer patient who has endured dia­gnosis, treat­ment and the anxious wait that fol­lows, one ques­tion can over­shadow almost everything else: will the can­cer come back? A new set of can­cer-vac­cine tech­no­lo­gies...

Can a vac­cine stop can­cer from return­ing?

ArticleHow a Shs 1tn Stan­bic fund is turn­ing stu­dents into entre­pren­eurs

KAMPALA — Uganda’s largest com­mer­cial bank has unveiled a Shs 1 tril­lion fin­an­cing pack­age tar­get­ing women, youth, and farm­ers, a massive cap­ital injec­tion designed to expand small-scale enter­prises and cre­ate jobs nation­wide. The...

How a Shs 1tn Stan­bic fund is turn­ing stu­dents into entre­pren­eurs

ArticleHow road mafias are eat­ing bil­lions

GEOFREY SERUGO KAMPALA – On one road project, offi­cials allegedly planted fake graves in the path of a pro­posed high­way so they could claim com­pens­a­tion. On another, build­ings appeared along the route shortly before gov­ern­ment valu­ers...

How road mafias are eat­ing bil­lions

ArticleCan a vac­cine stop can­cer from return­ing?

OUR REPORTER KAMPALA — For a can­cer patient who has endured dia­gnosis, treat­ment and the anxious wait that fol­lows, one ques­tion can over­shadow almost everything else: will the can­cer come back? A new set of can­cer-vac­cine tech­no­lo­gies...

Can a vac­cine stop can­cer from return­ing?

ArticleHow a Shs 1tn Stan­bic fund is turn­ing stu­dents into entre­pren­eurs

KAMPALA — Uganda’s largest com­mer­cial bank has unveiled a Shs 1 tril­lion fin­an­cing pack­age tar­get­ing women, youth, and farm­ers, a massive cap­ital injec­tion designed to expand small-scale enter­prises and cre­ate jobs nation­wide. The...

How a Shs 1tn Stan­bic fund is turn­ing stu­dents into entre­pren­eurs