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    Is your side hustle on life support?
    (New Vision, 2026-03-19) Jjuuko, Sylivia
    Do you experience a particular kind of financial anxiety that you rarely talk about? if you are a professional running a side hustle, this may ring a bell. This anxiety lives quietly behind a client list that looks impressive on paper or that polite smile you wear when someone asks how business is going and you answer: "It is going well, thank you."
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    Relocating the dead : when nuclear ambitions clash with ancestral graves.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-05) Gwebayanga, Tom
    For eight months, families in 11 villages of Buyende district have faced a heart-wrenching dilemma: moving the bodies of their deceased loved ones out of the district. The looming fear is that, if they delay, graves in ancestral lands may soon be exhumed, leaving them to shoulder costly transport and burial expenses.
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    Why the Iran crisis matters for Africa.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-06) Hadji, Ahmed
    The Iran crisis is not a distant Middle East drama; as a geopolitical export writing from Kampala, I see its shocks already landing on African soil. Escalating hostilities between Iran, Israel and the US risk creating global volatility that will test Africa's security, economy and diplomacy and Uganda is not spared.
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    Amb. Hakiza's life of many hats.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-01) Hakiza, Hannington
    Ambassador William Hakiza lived a long and illustrious life. Over the years, he wore many hats and nurtured families from different spheres of his life. Aside from his core families from different spheres of his life.
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    The tribulations of using basket to fetch water.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-01) Ikuya, Magode
    Many of the young people in our African countries who would be inclined towards embracing the Pan Africanist cause remain puzzled. They ask why after so many years since the African continent became decolonised, the long yearned African unity since the pre-independence days is still as elusive as attempting to catch a village homestead duck.
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    The futility of blaming African states for failure to unite.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-15) Ikuya, Magode
    We often spend much time splitting hairs about which states drag their feet or are eager on the unity of Africa. Political work has never been based on compelling reluctance to only flow from actions of the various political forces in a society which cultivates the most appropriate equation over social needs.
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    How to reset your finance without panic.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-05) Jjuuko, Sylivia
    If you have been working for a while now, it is important to pause and ask yourself a question. Are you simply busy with your money or are you strategic with it? For most professionals, life is busy. Meetings, bills, tuition deadlines and school runs, travel, projects characterise our lives.
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    Are you paying the cost of keeping upappearances?
    (New Vision, 2026-03-12) Jjuuko, Sylivia
    Have you ever felt the quiet pressure to look successful even when your finances are stretched? Most professionals and business owners understand this tension. As you rise in your career and advance your business, you may feel compelled to project a certain image.
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    EU injects e11m to transform 7,000 refugee households.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-02) Gucwaki, Yosam
    A euro 11m project has been launched to improve water supply and promote self-reliance among refugee refugees and host communities in the Kiryandongo and Yumbe districts. Funded by the European Union, the three-year initiative will target 7,000 households, focusing on building resilience and supporting sustainable livelihoods for people living in extreme poverty.
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    Uganda's new CJ : a judiciary in peril.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-02-01) Gawaya, Tegulle
    Three crucial words: "You're all set." You'll find them everywhere across American society. They are not idle words. They explain, in part, why America a very young nation rule the world. The United States declared independence in 1776.
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    Readers, leaders hall New Vision's 40-year journey.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-19) Etukuri, Charles
    On March 19, 1986, New Vision hit the streets. The very first copy cost just sh300. It was a simple broadsheet, not the glossy giant people know today. The lead headline read: "Government to curb inflation". It looked modest, almost shy.
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    202 face charges over sh2.3b diverted funds.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-17) Etukuri, Charles
    A total of 202 individuals, including civil servants, private contractors, business persons and lawyers, risk prosecution over alleged diversion of sh2.3b in public funds. The listed individuals have since been given up to March 31, 2026, to appear before the Inspectorate of Government and reconcile their outstanding balances; failure of which they risk being prosecuted.
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    Ugandans arrested over forged US visa documents.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-17) Etukuri, Charles
    The United States Embassy in Uganda has revealed that 43 Ugandans have been arrested for attempting to use forged documents to obtain travel visas and were handed over to the Uganda Police Force for prosecution since July 2025.
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    Speakership race : PLU endorses Among, Tayebwa.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-12) Etukuri, Charles
    The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) has back the National Resistance Movement (NRM) Central Executive Committee (CEC) resolution endorsing Speaker Anita Among and preside over the 12th Parliament.
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    Workers urged on good side ventures.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-16) Kigongo, Moses
    Employees have been advised to start side hustle businesses to supplement their salaries and secure their financial future even after retirement from active employment.
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    Uganda's financial markets rank third in Africa.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-05) Kijjaggulwe, Catherine
    In the recent released 2025 Africa financial market index (AFMI), Uganda made it to be the third position, a leap from the fourth position 2024. The index evaluated 29 countries in the region, approximately 80% of the population and gross domestic product of Africa.
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    Owinio market traders demand compensation.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-11) Kigongo, Moses
    Traders who lost property during the recent demolition of structures around st Balikuddembe market in Kampala are demanding compensation, accusing ciy business men Hamis Kiggundu of destroying their businesses without due process.
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    How Ssenyonga went from selling cassava flour to owning factory.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-09) Kigongo, Moses
    On the dusty streets of Kisenyi, Kampala, where many young men hustle daily just to survive, John Bosco Ssenyonga once stood with only four bags of cassava flour and a dream. There was no factory, no fleet of delivery trucks, no executive team, but just determination, faith and the courage to start small.
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    Vision group hailed for 40 years of impactful journalism.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-09) Etukuri, Charles
    Several national leaders and organisations have congratulated of impactful journalism. Speaker of Parliament Anita Among celebrated New Vision for its ground breaking stories as a trusted and reliable news source.
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    Trade, security receive boost as DR Congo roads take shape.
    (New Vision, 2026-03-10) Etukuri, Charles
    Cross-border highways still under construction are already reshaping the heartbeat of commerce and travel between Uganda and DR Congo. The Mpondwe/ Kasindi-Beni, Beni-Butembo and Bunagana-Rutshuru-Goma road are delivering significant gains.