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The cache of classified documents spans 55 pages, and in its transparency makes numerous inadvertent revelations about how the cellphone...
BY KAKWENZA RUKIRABASHAIJA African governments break the law against their own citizens and file the paperwork under the guise of...
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Uganda's fisheries sector has long been a cornerstone of livelihoods, nutrition, and local economies, supporting over 5 million Ugandans, according...
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