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Uganda magazines; Uganda newspapers and news sites. New Vision. One of the most widely read English-language newspapers in Uganda. Monitor. Independent daily newspaper published in Kampala, Uganda. Weekly Observer. Uganda's weekly newspaper published twice a week (Monday and Thursday). Red Pepper. Uganda's leading tabloid format newspaper. Bukedde
