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The Observer (Uganda), 14 十月 2026

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ArticleINSIDE MUSEVENI’S DEPORTATION DEAL WITH TRUMP “

The eight people, includ­ing a woman and seven men, barely knew each other bey­ond their shared har­row­ing exper­i­ence of hav­ing been expelled from the United States and placed on a flight to an unknown des­tin­a­tion after being held for days in...

INSIDE MUSEVENI’S DEPORTATION DEAL WITH TRUMP “

ArticleNUP MPs who speak, And those who remain silent in Par­lia­ment

Joseph Ssewungu, Betty Nam­booze and Patrick Nsamba Oshabe have emerged as some of the National Unity Plat­form (NUP)’s most vocal MPs, reg­u­larly chal­len­ging gov­ern­ment decisions and rais­ing ques­tions that extend bey­ond their con­stitu­en­cies.

NUP MPs who speak, And those who remain silent in Par­lia­ment

ArticleMin­is­ter: Digital plates deal is unlaw­ful

The gov­ern­ment’s con­tro­ver­sial digital num­ber plates project has suffered another set­back after Sam May­anja told Par­lia­ment that the agree­ment with Rus­sian firm Joint Stock Com­pany Global Secur­ity is null and void, arguing that it never...

Min­is­ter: Digital plates deal is unlaw­ful

ArticleNew can­cer treat­ment offers hope

Anew tech­no­logy that des­troys can­cer­ous tumours using focused sound waves could even­tu­ally offer another treat­ment choice, includ­ing for selec­ted patients in Uganda. The tech­no­logy, known as his­to­tripsy, can des­troy tar­geted tumour...

New can­cer treat­ment offers hope

ArticleNew can­cer treat­ment offers hope

Anew tech­no­logy that des­troys can­cer­ous tumours using focused sound waves could even­tu­ally offer another treat­ment choice, includ­ing for selec­ted patients in Uganda. The tech­no­logy, known as his­to­tripsy, can des­troy tar­geted tumour...

New can­cer treat­ment offers hope