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Busiinge Aggrey (born 22 May 2000) is a Ugandan journalist, filmmaker, screenwriter, producer and internet entrepreneur. He is the CEO of The Black Examiner, a news website and a newspaper

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Bahati Turns Up Heat on Industrialization as He Tours Mesha Steel, Samona and Korica

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By Busiinge Aggrey
| ghettopost.com
The Minister of State for Industry, Hon. David Bahati, undertook an extensive engagement tour and visit to three factories including Mesha Steel Industries Limited, Samona Products Ltd and Korica Uganda Limited, to assess their operations and appreciate their potential to promote value addition, drive import substitution, create jobs, and generate export revenue. At Mesha Steel Industries, the Minister witnessed firsthand the impact of supporting local manufacturing.
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Former Opposition Leader Winnie Kiiza Reportedly Flees Uganda Amid Fears of Arrest, Linked To Besigye Treason Case

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By Busiinge Aggrey
| ghettopost.com
Former Kasese Woman Member of Parliament and Uganda’s first female Leader of the Opposition, Winnie Kiiza, has reportedly left the country after receiving warnings that security agencies were planning to arrest her and potentially charge her alongside opposition figure Dr Kizza Besigye and other political actors in a treason-related case.
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Luwero–Butalangu Road Project Reaches 84.8% Progress as Works Near Completion

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By Busiinge Aggrey
| ghettopost.com
Works on the 29.72-kilometre Luwero–Butalangu Road have reached 84.8% physical progress, with the project now entering its final stages. The Ministry of Works and Transport said more than 26.8 kilometres of the road have already been completed, with the contractor now instructed to begin road marking and install other road safety features on completed sections.
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