Breaking News: ‘Iron Lady’ Cecilia Ogwal dead
KAMPALA: Dokolo Woman MP Cecilia Ogwal has died, according to public broadcaster UBC. Reports indicate that she died of cancer in an Indian hospital.
Cecilia Ogwal
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New Bill wants bars opened at 5-10pm
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Amb. Amoru holds talks with FIFA, CAF bosses
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Museveni encourages scientists to join UPDF
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South Sudanese officials rally Ugandan media to boost economic development
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SH-ACU arrests corrupt district boss
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Government and Nyege Nyege organisers hold first joint planning meeting
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SH-ACU, NDC Anti-Corruption Debate Competition set for Friday
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Parliament orders arrest of Tourism PS Katusiime over accountability issues
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High-tech virtual reality lab to ease learning of sciences at UICT
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NRM bosses dominate LDC graduation list
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Former district boss jailed for stealing wreckage of govt car
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Sh80m theft case: Korean bosses at Good Neighbors NGO grilled by police
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State Censorship, Commercialization Crush Uganda’s Radio Dramas
By Richard Kizza Lugobwa LONDON. Radio drama, a potent blend of entertainment, education, and cultural preservation, has historically shaped societies worldwide. In Uganda, its roots trace to the colonial era,...
