Scheffler Back on Top, McIlroy Admits He Feels Lost as Memphis Exposes a Glaring Form Divide

Scottie Scheffler reclaimed his winning touch in Memphis while Rory McIlroy endured a tournament to forget, finishing 25 strokes adrift and candidly confessing he feels lost on the course. The St Jude Championship laid bare a stark gap between golf’s reigning king and a former world number one searching for answers.

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Mukono Schools Fight Back: How Unlicensed Institutions Ended Up on Uganda’s Blacklist

A licensing dispute is brewing in Mukono district, where school operators are pushing back hard against a government blacklist that flags their institutions as operating without valid permits. Some schools say the list got their details wrong. Officials say otherwise. The truth, as usual, sits somewhere uncomfortable in the middle.

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August 17, 2026
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Grace Khan Says Men ‘Disorganise’ Her, Chooses Music Over Romance

Grace Khan is not looking for love right now, and she is perfectly fine with that. The Ugandan artist has made it clear that her energy belongs to her music, not a man. Here is why her candid honesty is refreshing.

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August 17, 2026
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Education

A Classroom, A Dream, A Nation: How Dan Odongo’s Memoir Is Reshaping What Ambition Looks Like in Uganda

A book launch in Uganda turned into something much bigger than a literary event. When UNEB Executive Director Dan Odongo unveiled his memoir, the room did not just applaud a story, it recognised a blueprint. And Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa made sure the message travelled all the way back home to Mitooma.

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August 16, 2026
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World

Kushner Sits Down With Hamas in Egypt, Can a Real Estate Heir Seal the Deal Washington Has Chased for Years?

Jared Kushner flew to Egypt and sat across the table from Hamas’s political chief on Sunday, a meeting that few diplomats have managed to arrange. With a 15-point US-backed road map hanging in the balance and Netanyahu under fire for rejecting it, the clock is ticking loudly.

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August 16, 2026
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Education

School Photo Walls Are Now Online, And That Should Make Every Parent Nervous

Every sports day snap, every classroom celebration, every proud moment captured and posted to the school website. It feels wholesome. But a quiet, unsettling question is finally getting the attention it deserves: who else is looking at those photos, and what are they doing with them?

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August 16, 2026
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Sports

Georgia Hunter-Bell Turns the 1500m Into a Masterclass, Leaving the Field With No Answer

She did not scramble for it. She did not survive it. Georgia Hunter-Bell simply outclassed a world-class 1500m field and claimed gold for Great Britain with a composure that made the whole thing look almost effortless. This is what a champion looks like when everything clicks.

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August 16, 2026
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The Forbidden Pot: Why the Ekibbo Was Once the Most Feared Object in a Ugandan Home

Some objects carry weight far beyond their physical form. The ekibbo, a traditional pot once found in Ugandan homes, was surrounded by rules, rituals, and a quiet terror that shaped domestic life in ways most people today can barely imagine. Here is the story behind the fear.

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August 16, 2026
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Cindy Sanyu Is Taking Over Black Panther This Wednesday and You Cannot Miss It

Uganda’s Queen of music is pulling up to one of Kampala’s most electric weekly nights, and she is bringing everything. Cindy Sanyu performs live at Black Panther this Wednesday, August 19, promising a setlist of golden hits, fresh releases, and the kind of raw stage energy that has kept her at the top for decades.

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August 16, 2026
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Politics

Should Uganda Abandon Kampala? The Capital Relocation Debate That’s Dividing the Country

A government minister told Parliament that President Museveni backs moving Uganda’s capital to Nakasongola by 2040, citing $1.6 billion in annual traffic losses. Kampala’s mayor isn’t buying it. The debate over one of Africa’s most audacious urban planning proposals just got very public.

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