Eight Decades of Good Times: Uganda Breweries Turns 80 and Wants to Buy Your Round

Uganda Breweries Limited is turning 80, and it is celebrating the milestone the only way that makes sense: with cold beer, unbeatable deals, and a few surprises hiding in plain sight. This World Beer Day, the country’s most storied brewer is giving Ugandans every reason to pull up a stool and stay a while.

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Uganda’s Silent Epidemic: Museveni Sounds the Alarm as Cancer and Diabetes Cases Surge

Uganda spent decades wrestling infectious diseases to the ground, only to find a new enemy quietly taking their place. President Museveni is now speaking openly about the country’s surging cancer and diabetes burden, and he wants answers fast.

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The Hidden Inferno in Your Carry-On: Why Lithium-Ion Batteries Are Aviation’s Most Dangerous Passenger

A routine flight into Las Vegas ended with fire trucks on the runway and passengers scrambling from smoke. The culprit? A battery pack. As airlines grow increasingly alarmed, the question is no longer if this will happen again, it’s when.

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August 7, 2026
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Nine Runs, One Dream: Scotland Survive a Nail-Biter to Book Their World Cup Qualifier Spot

It was the kind of finish that turns fingernails into stubs. Scotland edged past Canada by a mere nine runs in a gripping tri-series encounter at Forfarshire, punching their ticket to next year’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier. This is what cricket at its most raw, most dramatic looks like.

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August 7, 2026
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Politics

PFF Allies Push for Besigye’s Medical Transfer Abroad as Health Minister Says Condition Is Stable

A tug of war over Dr Kiiza Besigye’s medical care is heating up in Uganda. Senior figures within the PFF want a court to approve specialist treatment abroad, but the Health Minister is pushing back with a calm reassurance that not everyone finds convincing.

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Kenya’s High Court Says the Constitution Demands a Presidential Election Right Now, But It’s Not Going to Happen

A Kenyan High Court has thrown the country’s electoral calendar into sharp constitutional relief, ruling that the law demands a presidential vote this very month. The catch? The court itself admitted ordering one right now would be logistically impossible. Kenya finds itself in the rare position of being simultaneously right and stuck.

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August 7, 2026
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Todd Blanche’s Path to Attorney General Is Crumbling as Republican Senators Break Ranks

The numbers are brutal, the math is unforgiving, and the politics are getting messier by the hour. Todd Blanche, Donald Trump’s former personal attorney and current acting attorney general, is watching his shot at the permanent job slip away as Republican senators signal they cannot back him. One more defection could end it.

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A $942 Million Wake-Up Call: How a New Mexico Court Just Rewrote the Rules on Big Tech and Kids

A New Mexico judge has hit Meta with a $567 million penalty, the single largest child safety ruling against the social media giant to date. With total fines in the case now reaching $942 million, the verdict signals that the era of consequence-free social media may finally be ending. Mark Zuckerberg’s company says it will fight back, but the courtroom losses are piling up fast.

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Ivan Toney Charged With Assault: From World Cup Bronze Final to Westminster Court

Ivan Toney went from scoring on the world’s biggest stage to facing a magistrate’s court date. The England striker, fresh off a World Cup campaign in which he started the bronze final against France, has been charged with assault causing actual bodily harm following an incident at a central London nightclub. His team says he plans to fight the charge.

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August 7, 2026
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Uganda’s Biggest Golf Prize Heads to Entebbe as the Pearl of Africa Series Returns for Round Two

Entebbe Golf Club is about to become the most competitive patch of grass in East Africa. The Pearl of Africa Golf Series returns for its second edition, bringing a Shs70 million prize pot and the prestige of a World Golf Ranking event to Uganda’s shores.

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