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In a cheeky post, Lynn Aheebwa advised Kyambogo University students to end their no-shower protest

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Double blessings: Ugandans celebrate Bobi Wine release, wedding anniversary

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Daily Monitor Top Stories       Bobi Wine to foot own medical bills   Bobi Wine travelled to the USA for specialized treatment after being cleared by police and other security agencies on Friday         Police appoints deputies for Kasingye, Mugisa   The transfer messaged signed and released by police director for Human Resource Management, AIGP Moses Balimwoyo has appointed 22 other senior officers         Why police blocked Bobi, Zaake travel   It was not clear by press time whether the two MPs had been given any treatment at Kiruddu Hospital or whether any medical examinations had been carried out on them

Opinions & Editorial       Heed warnings on soil fertility   A policy on soil, if passed and implemented, would benefit both the farmers who want high yields, and would ensure that Uganda remains the land that feeds us         History will judge the torturers, their defenders and those who remain silent   When future generations ask why political contests were a matter of life and death, they will judge not only those who wielded pliers and tore off the flesh of innocents, but all of us who defended...         Museveni needs a lunch date with Uganda's single mothers   More than 10 years ago, Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) data in Uganda was reporting that 17 per cent of children were living in a mother only family

Sports       Why age cheating has to be dealt with decisively   Dismissing the whistleblower as a saboteur, Fufa held that the ban would not only produce a great vacancy in Uganda but also leave the affected players emotionally scarred         Busitema University to face St Lawrence   His team's position was further aided by Nkumba who now have one point after being deducted three for using an ineligible player         KCCA exit with pride   There's been a tremendous improvement in away matches at the stage compared to last year. KCCA struck just thrice in six away games on the continent last term

World       Libyans endure sweltering summer as power cuts persist   Tripoli residents flock to beaches and other public spaces during power outages, escaping the heat of their homes as air conditioning and fans remain switched off         Bush, Obama to eulogize McCain at US senator's final farewell   The absence of Trump, whose bitter feud with McCain has wrangled US politics during that time, will serve as a final rebuke of the president         US economy grew 4.2% in second quarter, faster than first reported   The rate also was nearly twice the pace of first quarter growth, surprising analysts who had been expecting a slight downward revision

Farming         Farmers flock to Kabanyolo for Farm Clinic   Seeds of Gold magazine reached out to most of the expert facilitators set to lecture the participants today at MUARIK Kabanyolo and they revealed vital clues of what to expect         Grow avocado and earn cash   They are used in cosmetics, for example, in the manufacture of facial and hair oil

Full Woman Magazine         How much should you tip your hairdresser?   I overheard the employees whispering between themselves that I was a potential tipper based on my appearance         She turned passion for travel into a career   She needed the training to boost her passion and did not want to do things without any qualifications

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