In today's New Vision: Uganda mourns Mayanja Nkangi

Hello, and good to you all. What's cooking today, you ask? Plenty, we must say. The broth is ready and your news is served, ladies and gentlemen. Your favorite daily, New Vision, has lots in stock for you on this fine Tuesday. So what are you waiting for? Dig in!

Oh, and by the way, in case you don't want to trouble yourself walking down the street to grab a copy, we have the entire paper (and sister papers) packaged online for your reading pleasure HERE.

So, how about a quick look at a selection of what you should expect in today's edition, huh?

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PRISONERS OF WAR

To begin with, President Yoweri Museveni has rescued over 120 Sudanese prisoners from six-year captivity. We reveal details about these prisoners and how Museveni rescued these prisoners of war.
 
'MOURNDAY' FOR UGANDA

Ugandans mourn the death of former minister Mayanja Nkangi. We have details about Mayanja Nkangi's death and comments from the family, the Government and the Buganda Kingdom.

We also have a detailed profile of Mayanja Nkangi - his life and achievements. Get the funeral programme inside.

UTL WOES

Libyans walked out of UTL (Uganda Telecom Limited) but they have now warned Uganda over the telecom company. What has happened? Read the New Vision to get the full story.
 
Find out the new license fees that have angered Uganda's broadcasters.
 
VOTING MACHINE

After New Vision exposed the failure of an expensive voting machine that was installed some years ago, Parliament has come out to clarify what went wrong. Get the details inside.
 
FIERY MATEMBE

If women were sensible, Matembe would be the president of Uganda. This is how Matembe blasted fellow women leaders, saying they are as cheap as local 'pancakes' (kabalagala). Do not miss this story in New Vision.
 
Find out which other firm is protesting against the redevelopment of  Nakivubo stadium and why.

Again, you can read the digital copy of the New Vision (plus sister newspapers) HERE