Tuesday,September 27,2016
- Uganda takes on the 'world's most dangerous road'
- Man spends 43 years in wheelchair on wrong diagnosis
- SC Villa completes signing of another foreign player
- Government bail out will not work – senior banker
- Schools to teach Chinese
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08:15 PM 26 September 2016MPs' medal award ceremony in pictures
MPs from the first to the ninth parliament of uganda were awarded with medals at Serena hotel Kampala
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05:19 PM 26 September 2016Muganda man faces the knife in Imbalu ritual
Imbalu is an important cultural norm among the Bamasaba conducted in even years
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08:00 PM 26 September 2016Pressure is on Clinton, Trump in first debate
Clinton is tied with Trump at 41 percent among registered voters, with Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson at seven percent and Green Party candidate Jill Stein at two percent
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11:02 AM 26 September 2016Uganda takes on the 'world's most dangerous road'
By comparison, Bolivia's Yungas Road, a notorious mountain pass better known as "Death Road", averages between 200 and 300 deaths per year.
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11:11 AM 26 September 2016Man spends 43 years in wheelchair on wrong diagnosis
The rare disease can be treated simply by taking asthma medication
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