A Driver, A Crash, and Two Lost Lives: Kigozi John Baptist Arrested Over the Entebbe Road Tragedy That Shook Uganda’s Media World

A joint security operation in Uganda ended with the arrest of Kigozi John Baptist, the man at the wheel when a crash on Entebbe Road killed two journalists and left a TV presenter fighting for his life. It is the kind of story that stops a newsroom cold, and the nation is watching every development closely.

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Report or Lose Your Spot: Uganda’s Health Minister Draws a Hard Line on Medical Intern Standoff

A high-stakes standoff between Uganda’s medical interns and the government has reached a breaking point, with Health Minister Dr Chris Baryomunsi issuing a firm deadline: show up or step aside. With doctors threatening a nationwide strike and Parliament already weighing in, the country’s healthcare system is teetering on a very sharp edge.

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August 15, 2026
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A 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Just Shook Indonesia’s Flores Region, Here’s What You Need to Know

The ground beneath Indonesia’s Flores region shifted violently in the pre-dawn hours of Saturday, August 15, 2026, as a 7.7-magnitude earthquake rattled the sea floor just north of Ende city. A tsunami warning followed swiftly. No casualties have been reported, yet the story of why this region keeps shaking is one worth understanding.

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Tech Titans and Their AI Manifestos: Why Silicon Valley Keeps Writing Its Own Scripture

Mark Zuckerberg just dropped a 6,500-word open letter on AI. Marc Andreessen did it before him. A pattern is forming, and it raises a question worth asking: when tech billionaires start writing their own gospels, who exactly is the intended congregation?

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August 14, 2026
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Sports

Audrey Werro Steals the Crown: How Switzerland’s Rising Star Denied Keely Hodgkinson a Historic Third European Title

She came, she ran, she was denied. Keely Hodgkinson, one of Britain’s most decorated middle-distance runners, walked away from the European Championships 800m final with silver instead of a third straight gold. The woman who stopped her? A Swiss rival who had other plans entirely.

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Keisha Kagoro at 17 is Dominating the Uganda Ladies Open and East Africa is Taking Notice

A 17-year-old Ugandan golfer named Keisha Kagoro is doing something quietly extraordinary at the Uganda Ladies Open. With a four-stroke lead heading into the business end of the tournament, she is not just winning a golf competition. She is writing a story that East African sport will be telling for years.

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King Saha Breaks Silence: The Singer Is Furious Over His Arrest and the Injuries Left Behind

King Saha is not holding back. The Ugandan music heavyweight is speaking out against what he calls a brutal and avoidable confrontation that left his fans nursing wounds. Here is everything that happened and why it matters.

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August 14, 2026
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A Kampala Law Firm, a Kololo Mansion, and a $400,000 Standoff That Just Got a Lot More Complicated

What started as a straightforward office lease in one of Kampala’s most prestigious neighbourhoods has spiralled into a legal saga worth nearly half a million dollars. Uganda’s Court of Appeal has now thrown a financial lifeline, but with strings firmly attached. The clock is ticking.

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August 14, 2026
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World

West Bank Power Shift: Israel’s Plan to Hand Settler Policing to Civilian Forces Draws International Fire

A proposed transfer of policing authority in the occupied West Bank is sending shockwaves through the region. Palestine’s vice-president is calling it a direct path to annexation, and the international community is watching very closely.

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August 14, 2026
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Your Child’s School Photo Is Online, And You Probably Have No Idea Who’s Looking At It

Every sports day, every school play, every science fair, captured, captioned, and uploaded. It seems harmless. But a quiet conversation is growing louder about what happens to those images once they leave the school server.

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