Uganda Bets Big on Cancer Care: Inside the €32 Million Plan to Build a World-Class Oncology Centre in Mbarara

With 36,000 new cancer cases reported in a single year and patients arriving at treatment facilities already in the grip of advanced disease, Uganda’s government has decided that incremental steps are no longer enough. A freshly approved €31.98 million loan signals a serious shift in how the country intends to fight back.

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Tyrese Gibson Is Back in Uganda and He’s Brought His Whole Heart With Him

Fourteen years after his first visit, Tyrese Gibson has touched down in Uganda again, and this time the Pearl of Africa is ready for him. Draped in the Ugandan flag and grinning like a man who knows exactly where he belongs, the Hollywood star is here to turn cultural exchange into a full-blown experience. Here’s what’s happening and why it matters.

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After Months Under Restriction, Anita Among Is Finally Free, And Uganda’s Political Watchers Are Taking Note

She spent months confined to her Nakasero residence, her bank accounts frozen and her political future uncertain. Now, a presidential directive has changed everything for Anita Among, and the ripple effects are only beginning.

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August 25, 2026
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The Mentor vs. The Protégé: Why Stanley Druckenmiller Thinks Scott Bessent Is Fighting the Wrong Battle

When your former mentor, a billionaire who taught you the game, publicly tells you that you are on the wrong side of a trade, the world pays attention. Stanley Druckenmiller has done exactly that, and the implications for America’s fiscal future are hard to ignore.

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August 25, 2026
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Australia Draws a Line in the Sand: AI-Made Music Is No Longer Welcome on the Charts

Australia just changed the rules of the game for its music industry. The Australian Recording Industry Association now demands that chart-eligible songs carry genuine human artistry, and the controversy that sparked this shift involves a Madonna cover with 48 million Spotify streams.

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August 25, 2026
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The Saints Are Not Playing Around: Daniel Carlson Arrives to Challenge Charlie Smyth for New Orleans Kicking Job

New Orleans wanted certainty at kicker. Now they have a heavyweight fight on their hands. The Saints signing of Daniel Carlson tells you everything about how seriously head coach Kellen Moore is taking the position, and how little margin Charlie Smyth has left to prove himself.

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August 25, 2026
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Uganda Airlines Called to Account: Parliament Forces National Carrier’s Leadership into the Hot Seat

Uganda’s national carrier is about to face some very uncomfortable questions. Parliament’s oversight committee has gone as far as involving the police to drag Uganda Airlines management into a hearing, and the allegations swirling around why the airline was previously shielded make this one story worth watching closely.

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A Pass Is Thinking Big: Why Kololo Airstrip Is His Next Stage

Fresh off a successful 2025 show at Serena Hotel, Ugandan music star A Pass is already looking further ahead, and further up. He has set his sights on Kololo Airstrip for 2027, a venue that speaks less to where he is and more to where he intends to be.

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August 25, 2026
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Kagame Turns on His Own Minister: ‘Olivier Should Have Been the One to Apologise’

In a moment that caught observers off guard, Paul Kagame stood before cameras at the Kigali Convention Centre and did something African heads of state rarely do in public: he called out one of his own ministers by name. The target was Foreign Affairs Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe, and the charge was simple, he had no business going toe-to-toe with a journalist on social media. The fallout is still reverberating.

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August 25, 2026
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Victoria’s Suburban Rail Loop: A $1 Billion Trim That’s Pleasing Nobody

Ben Carroll walked into Tuesday’s announcement looking for a win, and walked out with a fight on two fronts. The Victorian opposition called his Suburban Rail Loop cost-cutting plan ‘incredibly unimpressive,’ while his own credibility took a knock after he’d floated a pause just 24 hours earlier. Welcome to big infrastructure politics, where nothing is ever simple.

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