Uganda’s Oil Dream Is Almost Reality: $7 Billion In, First Crude On the Horizon

Seven billion dollars and counting. Uganda’s oil and gas industry is no longer a distant promise scrawled on geological maps, it is a machine in motion, with thousands of workers on the ground, a pipeline stretching across East Africa, and crude ready to flow. Here is what the numbers actually mean.

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David Bowie Returns, This Time in Another Dimension

Hundreds of never-before-seen photographs of David Bowie are making their world debut at Venice’s groundbreaking XR showcase. The 10th anniversary edition of Venice Immersive is proving that the future of storytelling owes as much to Ziggy Stardust as it does to Silicon Valley.

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No Pilot, No Problem: The Silent Race to Put Self-Flying Planes in the Sky

A pilotless plane skimming just feet above an alfalfa field in California sounds like science fiction. It isn’t. A startup called Pyka is already doing it, and the implications for how we move people and goods through the sky could be enormous.

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September 2, 2026
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Aline Pereira Is One Fight Away From Joining Her Brother Alex in the UFC

Fighting runs in the Pereira family. On October 13 in Las Vegas, Aline Pereira gets her shot at a UFC contract, squaring off against undefeated Muay Thai prospect Smilla Sundell on Dana White’s Contender Series. One win could make the Pereiras the most formidable sibling pair in MMA history.

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September 2, 2026
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Uganda Boxing Is Bleeding, And One Veteran Thinks He Knows Why

A blank medal tally at the Commonwealth Games has forced an uncomfortable conversation about the state of Ugandan boxing. Veteran pugilist Justine Jjuuko is not mincing words: the Uganda Boxing Federation needs a serious overhaul, or the country’s proud fighting tradition will keep fading into obscurity.

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September 2, 2026
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From Kibuli to the Feed: How DDT Musiramu Is Rewriting Uganda’s Content Creator Playbook

At just 26, DDT Musiramu has built something most creators only dream about: a digital identity that feels genuinely his own. Born in Kibuli and raised on Kampala’s rich cultural mix, Kalule Sharif is not just making content, he is making a statement about where Uganda’s creative economy is headed.

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September 2, 2026
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Starlink Lands in Uganda, But Its Shs2.3 Million Price Tag Is Already Dividing the Country

SpaceX’s Starlink has officially switched on in Uganda, promising high-speed satellite internet to a country long underserved by reliable connectivity. The catch? A Shs2.3 million entry price that has Ugandans equal parts thrilled and frustrated. Great technology means nothing if only a fraction of the population can afford to get through the door.

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September 2, 2026
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Slurs, Secret Contracts and a $4 Million Radio War: The Hadley-Jones Courtroom Saga Explodes

A Sydney courtroom has become the unlikely stage for one of Australian radio’s most explosive rivalries. Ray Hadley’s testimony in the Alan Jones indecent assault trial has peeled back the curtain on a $4 million contract dispute, workplace hostility, and language that has no place anywhere. This is not just a legal proceeding. It is a reckoning.

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September 2, 2026
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How Researchers Booked a Fake Stay at 10 Downing Street on Booking.com, and What It Reveals About Online Travel Safety

A fake listing for the UK Prime Minister’s official residence sat on Booking.com for two months before being removed. Consumer watchdog Which? pulled off the stunt to expose what it calls dangerously inadequate fraud controls. If scammers can sleep at Number 10, your holiday money might not be as safe as you think.

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Elena Rybakina Is Chasing Number One and She’s In No Rush to Talk About It

She’s calm, she’s focused, and she’s winning. Elena Rybakina walked onto the US Open courts this week with quiet purpose and left with exactly what she came for. The race to world number one just got a lot more interesting.

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