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Uganda on fine course in Afcon 2027 preparations

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By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified
| The Uganda Observer Verified
As Uganda gears up to co-host the TotalEnergies CAF AFCON PAMOJA 2027 in Kampala and Hoima, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is giving potential service providers a chance to become stakeholders in this first-of-its-kind opportunity for Uganda and the region. According to Dr Dennis K.
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Arsenal fan Namirembe Bitamazire puts her chalk board away for good

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By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified
| The Uganda Observer Verified
GERALDINE NAMIREMBE BITAMAZIRE, 84, quietly checked out a day before the general election, on January 14, typical of a woman who did not desire pomp or spotlights – just results-oriented work. Rest in peace, Honourable. She was one of the longest-serving ministers of Education and Sports before she exited the sector in 2011. A former woman member of parliament for Mpigi, Bitamazire was an icon in education.
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UNBS Gulu lab catalyzes growth for Bukona Agro Processors, but more capacity needed

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By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified
| The Uganda Observer Verified
When Bukona Agro Processors opened shop in the Northern Ugandan district of Nwoya, their vision was to turn the region into a hub for industrial-grade ethanol production. However, for years, one obstacle stood in the company’s way – not raw materials, not markets, but the acquisition process of a certificate of conformity from the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS).
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