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[Monitor] Uganda's tea industry is the most important third export by value after coffee and fish. In 2015, it contributed $89.95m from the export of 58,000 metric tonnes.

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Uganda: Retired Archbishop Odongo Dies at 89

[Monitor] Tororo Archdiocese is mourning the death of retired Archbishop James Odongo who died on Friday morning at Nsambya Hospital in Kampala.

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[Monitor] You can stand in Nigeria and casually shake hands with your friend in Ghana and neither of you would notice that you have at least two separate countries - Benin and Togo - under your arms.

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US raises concern over Biti arrest

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Kenya: Kebs Issues New Guidelines for Reusable Sanitary Towels

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Africa: AfCFTA to Drive Integration - Kagame

[New Times] The implementation of African Continental Free Trade Area will drive the continent's integration and prosperity ambitions, President Paul Kagame has said.

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Kenya: Gor Mahia Fans Want to Attend APR Game in Exchange for 60,000 BBI Signatures

[Nairobi News] A section of Gor Mahia fans have promised to deliver 60,000 signatures for the BBI process if the government allows them to attend the return leg of the Caf Champions League preliminary round match against APR at the Nyayo National Stadium on Saturday.

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CEOs Are Increasingly Optimistic about Doing Business in China During Biden Presidency – The Wilmington Journal

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Uganda: Bobi Wine Take Your Security More Seriously

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Malaika shines with debut film

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