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Parents in Uganda Demand Answers After Bus Crash Kills 21 Children Original

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By Musinguzi Blanshe
| The New York Times Verified
A school bus carrying children on a trip in eastern Uganda crashed overnight on Thursday, killing 21 students and five adults and driving a wave of fear and anger among parents desperate to learn the fate of their children. By Friday morning, hundreds of parents had gathered at the students’ school on the outskirts of the capital, Kampala, demanding answers about what happened to their children, who were all under 12 years old.
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En Ouganda, le nouveau gouvernement Museveni à l’ombre du fils Muhoozi

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By Musinguzi Blanshe
| Jeune Afrique Verified
Le président ougandais Yoweri Museveni a formé son nouveau gouvernement. © Montage JA Lecture : 6 minutes. Fichier généré le « Kisanja hakuna sleep » : pour son septième mandat en plus de quarante ans de pouvoir, Yoweri Museveni a promis que, pendant les cinq prochaines années, « le gouvernement ne dormirait pas ». Le chef de l’État ougandais compte sur ses 81 nouveaux ministres choisis, a-t-il expliqué, pour respecter un équilibre complexe entre régions, religions et tribus.
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Rwabwogo, Muhoozi and the race to shape Uganda’s transition

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By Musinguzi Blanshe
| The Africa Report Verified
Odrek Rwabwogo vs General Muhoozi Kainerugaba. © TAR Published on July 03, 2026 at 07:00 am (GMT +1) Odrek Rwabwogo, Museveni’s son-in-law, serves as senior presidential adviser and chairs the Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports and Industrial Development (PACEID), a body tasked with accelerating exports, promoting value addition and driving Uganda’s industrial transformation. Until recently, his public messaging focused almost exclusively on the economy.
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