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Public Holidays are not Uganda’s problem, Sir Njala!

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Veteran journalist Simon Kaggwa Njala. PHOTO/FILE/SCREENGRAB We have just staggered out of a marathon of public holidays; Martyrs Day, Eid (Allah really came through for the people on this one, and then Heroes Day. The nation was in full rest mode, but not everyone was pleased. A one Simon Kaggwa Njala, who passionately believes it

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Public Holidays are not Uganda’s problem, Sir Njala!

Veteran journalist Simon Kaggwa Njala. PHOTO/FILE/SCREENGRAB We have just staggered out of a marathon of public holidays; Martyrs Day, Eid (Allah really came through for the people on this one, and then Heroes Day. The nation was in full rest mode, but not everyone was pleased. A one Simon Kaggwa Njala, who passionately believes it

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sqoop.co.ug broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, June 13, 2025.

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