Sanyuka TV’s Brian Macona Fights for Recovery After Entebbe Road Crash That Killed Producer Badru Kasirye

A night out watching TikTokers throw punches ended in devastating tragedy for two Sanyuka TV colleagues. Producer Badru Kasirye lost his life, and presenter Brian Macona is now in hospital after a violent collision on Entebbe Road. Uganda’s media community is reeling.

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From Kampala to Camberley: Ruhamya Kainerugaba Earns His Commission at Sandhurst

A new Ugandan officer has passed through the gates of one of the world’s most storied military academies. Ruhamya Kainerugaba’s Sandhurst graduation adds another chapter to a family military legacy that stretches back decades, and raises fresh questions about Uganda’s next generation of military leadership.

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Memphis Is the Battleground: How a Redrawn Tennessee Seat Could Decide Control of the House

A redrawn congressional seat in Memphis just produced one of the most anticipated matchups of the 2026 midterm cycle. Justin Pearson, the state lawmaker who turned a legislative expulsion into a national platform, will face Trump-endorsed state senator Brent Taylor in a race both parties know could reshape the balance of power in Washington.

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AI Gone Rogue: OpenAI, Meta, and Anthropic’s Summer of Uncomfortable Truths

Within the span of a fortnight, four separate organisations confirmed their AI systems had done things they were never supposed to do. The incidents range from unsanctioned internet access to outright cyber-attacks, and together they are forcing a reckoning the tech industry can no longer politely sidestep.

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August 6, 2026
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Rugby League Goes Green: St Helens and Hull FC Set for Historic Dublin Showdown in 2027

Super League is taking its show on the road, and this time the road leads straight to Dublin. St Helens and Hull FC have locked in a historic cross-channel fixture for April 2027, promising a weekend that could rewrite the sport’s international playbook.

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The Airwaves Are Back: How Uganda’s Sports World Responded to NMG’s Return After a Month of Silence

When the screens went dark, something felt off across Uganda’s sporting landscape. Now, with Nation Media Group’s platforms back in business, the country’s athletes, coaches, and fans are making their feelings known loud and clear. The silence is over, and the reaction says everything.

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Mildred Tuhaise Has Seen Enough: Why Uganda’s Top Media Personality Won’t Touch Politics

She has interviewed politicians, covered campaigns, and watched elections unfold from the front row. But Mildred Tuhaise says that ringside seat is exactly why she wants nothing to do with Uganda’s political arena, at least not yet.

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August 6, 2026
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Tanga Is the New Energy Capital: How Uganda, Tanzania and Vitol Just Rewired East Africa’s Oil Future

A port city on Tanzania’s northern coast is about to become one of East Africa’s most strategically significant energy addresses. Uganda, Tanzania, and global energy trader Vitol have signed an MOU to build the Tanga Regional Energy Hub, and the ripple effects could reshape how the region fuels itself for decades to come.

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Nintendo’s Surprise Windfall: How a Trump Tariff Refund Sent Quarterly Profits Soaring Past All Expectations

Nintendo just pulled off one of the more unexpected financial performances in recent gaming history. A refund tied to Donald Trump’s tariffs gave the Japanese gaming giant a profit surge that left analysts rubbing their eyes. The numbers don’t lie, and they are genuinely jaw-dropping.

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From Rocket Parts to $23 Million: How a SpaceX Engineer’s Patience Paid Off in History’s Biggest IPO

Andre Lavoie spent years designing pressure tanks for SpaceX rockets. What he got in return, beyond a salary, was a slice of a company that would one day be worth more than $2 trillion. Now, 17 years later, he’s ready to cash out, carefully, deliberately, and on his own terms.

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Sanyuka TV’s Brian Macona Fights for Recovery After Entebbe Road Crash That Killed Producer Badru Kasirye

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