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Party Politics | Gen Muntu unveils his New Alliance for National Transformation Party (ANT) | Welcome to the Ugandan Diaspora News Online

Party Politics | Gen Muntu unveils his New Alliance for National Transformation Party (ANT) | Welcome to the Ugandan Diaspora News Online
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Gone with 2020

Gone with 2020 Written by Yudaya Nangonzi It is quite hard to think of something good to say about 2020. This year’s coronavirus health crisis has left our way of life in shambles. 2020 will be vividly remembered for having had one of the largest single-year death tolls brought on by the outbreak of Covid-19. The highly infectious viral disease has killed millions worldwide. Locally as of December 25, 2020, official statistics from the ministry of Health show that at least 245 Ugandans have died from Covid-19 while the cumulative confirmed cases have shot to 33,563 since the disease emerged in the country in March. YUDAYA NANGONZI brings you some of the notable deaths of 2020.

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Notable African deaths of 2020: From jazz legends to football heroes

BBC News Published image copyrightVarious As 2020 draws to a close, it is time to remember some of the iconic figures on the African continent who died this year. Here is a look back at 10 of those to whom we have said farewell from the worlds of football, science, music, business, medicine, politics, activism and the arts. Football: Papa Bouba Diop, 42 The Senegalese footballer, who died in November after a long illness, was feted for his performance in the 2002 World Cup where he scored his team s winning goal against France and went on to see Senegal go on to the quarter-finals. No African team has gone further.

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