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In today's Editor's Top Picks, we've curated stories that promise to enlighten your evening with a dash of intrigue:

1️⃣ The 2023 Homes and Construction Expo has adjusted its schedule, setting the stage for a spectacular event on November 25th and 26th, 2023.
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2️⃣ Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa has raised concerns about the uneven distribution of resources in the country.
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Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa chairing the plenary session. (Photo by Maria Wamala)

3️⃣ Security forces are teaming up with the Acholi and Balalo communities to identify individuals involved in wrongful activities.
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Grace Freedom Kweyucwiny the state minister for Northern Uganda.

4️⃣ MPs express worry over the 2,000 undeployed teachers. Read more.

Lawmakers have demanded that teachers recently recruited by the education ministry be deployed in schools across the country to enable learners to access tutelage.

5️⃣ NWSC announces a one-month amnesty for illegal water users to comply; otherwise, they face disconnection, arrest and prosecution. Read more.

Mugisha said about 10% of NWSC customers are on illegal water supply; a vice he said continues to be a thorn in the corporation’s foot.

6️⃣ The wife of Gabon's deposed leader, Ali Bongo, finds herself behind bars, according to her lawyer. Uncover the details here.

Sylvia Bongo Ondimba Valentin, who has been under house arrest since a military coup at the end of August for alleged misappropriation of public funds, has been jailed, her lawyer said on Thursday.

7️⃣ Brazil, the current rotating president of the UN Security Council, has called for a UN Security Council meeting to address the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Mauro Vieira Minister of Foreign Affairs of Brazil meets journalists at a Hotel on Manhattan Island in New York City in the United States this Wednesday, 20. (Photo Brazil Photo Press via AFP)

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