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Da Dona reacted to Dalton elijah's post in the thread Uganda announces visa-free entry for Kenya and 39 other countries with
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The government of Uganda has declared that citizens of 40 countries and territories, including the neighbouring country, Kenya, will no... -
Da Dona replied to the thread Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja Tours Kampala roads, cites delays by contractors.She always inspects but we don't see any results after...
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Da Dona reacted to Eronda's post in the thread Deputy Speaker of Parliament clarifies on the ownership of land around St Balikudembe Market(Owino Market) with Thanks.
Deputy Speaker of parliament has today via his X clarified on the ownership of land around round st Balikudembe market and the recent...
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Da Dona posted the thread Besigye Threatens Court Boycott Over Disputed Trial Procedures in Ugandan News and Politics.“If you continue treating us like this, we will stop coming to court,” opposition leader Kizza Besigye told Justice Emmanuel Baguma...
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Da Dona replied to the thread Richard Lumu Withdraws Controversial Administration of Parliament Amendment Bill.Karibu sana
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Da Dona replied to the thread Richard Lumu Withdraws Controversial Administration of Parliament Amendment Bill.In Uganda your serious alone, here anything is possible
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Da Dona replied to the thread Richard Lumu Withdraws Controversial Administration of Parliament Amendment Bill.There's something fishy as usual 🤣 it can't be my mistake this has happened
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Da Dona posted the thread Richard Lumu Withdraws Controversial Administration of Parliament Amendment Bill in Ugandan News and Politics.JUST IN: Richard Lumu has withdrawn his Administration of Parliament (Amendment) Bill, 2024, citing dissatisfaction with changes made to...
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Da Dona posted the thread Debate Grows Over Lumu’s Proposed Changes to Selection of Leader of Opposition in Ugandan News and Politics.A proposal by Richard Lumu to amend the Administration of Parliament Act 2024 has triggered debate in parliament and within Uganda’s...
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