Uber Slashes 3,000 Jobs and Strips Back Its Management Maze in a Bet on the Future

Uber is tearing out layers of management and sending more than 3,000 people out the door in one of its most significant corporate overhauls in years. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi says the company grew too fast, too thick, and too slow. Now, the San Francisco giant is betting that a stripped-back structure will unlock its next big chapter.

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Tyson Fury Labels Anthony Joshua a Coward as the Fight That Britain Wants Hangs in the Balance

Two of Britain’s biggest heavyweight names are locked in a war of words before a single punch has been thrown. Tyson Fury is not holding back, branding Anthony Joshua a coward as the boxing world waits, increasingly impatiently, for a fight announcement that keeps refusing to materialise.

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Uganda’s Building Stock Is About to Get a Seismic Reality Check

Kampala’s skyline looks impressive from a distance, but what lies beneath those concrete facades may tell a very different story. Uganda has kicked off a national building inspection drive to find out exactly how many structures could crumble when the ground starts to shake. The results could reshape how the country builds, regulates, and thinks about urban safety.

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Elijah Kitaka Puts His Heart on the Dance Floor With New Single ‘Rita’

Elijah Kitaka is back, and this time he has brought someone named Rita along for the ride. The Ugandan musician’s latest single is a warm, rhythmically alive celebration of love, connection, and the kind of person who makes the whole room disappear. Watch the video and feel the pull.

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Technology

After Ten Years on Kampala’s Streets, Uber Switches Off Its Engine in Uganda for Good

A decade after rolling into Kampala as the city’s first major international ride-hailing platform, Uber has quietly closed its doors in Uganda. The exit, which also covers Nigeria, raises pointed questions about the economics of operating in frontier African markets. Here is what happened, and what it means for the drivers and passengers left behind.

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September 2, 2026
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Jeffries Draws a Hard Line as Two Democrats Cross the Aisle on Socialism Vote

Two House Democrats sided with Republicans to advance a resolution condemning socialism, and minority leader Hakeem Jeffries was not pleased. He promised a ‘serious response,’ raising fresh questions about party discipline in a deeply fractured political moment. Meanwhile, Trump found time to boast about a ballroom.

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September 2, 2026
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Britain Wants a Big Red Button for AI, And the Debate Is Getting Very Real

A group of British peers wants the government to have the power to shut down the country’s most powerful AI systems at a moment’s notice. It sounds like science fiction. It is very much Parliament. And the conversation is only getting louder.

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September 2, 2026
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How Deadline Day Chaos Left Chelsea, Monaco, Everton and Two Players All Worse Off

When the transfer window slammed shut, nobody was celebrating. A frantic sequence of events involving Chelsea, Monaco, Everton, Folarin Balogun and Lamine Camara left every party empty-handed. This is how a supposedly straightforward deadline day turned into a cautionary tale about negotiating in bad faith and cutting it far too close.

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September 2, 2026
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Health

Uganda’s Health Minister Draws a Line: Fight Corruption, But Drop the Theatrics

Uganda’s Health Minister Chris Baryomunsi has a pointed message for agencies running corruption crackdowns in the health sector: do the work, but lose the drama. As complaints mount from health workers describing recent operations as crude and demeaning, the minister is pushing for a more measured, evidence-driven approach. The balance between accountability and basic human dignity is suddenly a very live debate.

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Elijah Kitaka’s Songs Are Personal Property, And He Means That Literally

Elijah Kitaka can write a song that moves a room, but don’t bother asking to buy it. The Ugandan singer has a firm, deeply personal reason for keeping every lyric he creates strictly to himself, and his explanation reveals something rare in a music industry built on transactions.

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