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Tune in to the Gr8 Morning show every week day, 6-9am with Maryanne and John for Gr8 memories,Fun, News,Sport,Weather,Traffic,He/She,Talkback,Double/Quits.
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  • EAC Health Ministers Convene to Discuss how to tackle Ebola

    radioonefm90.com Monday, 1 June 2026 14:19:22

    Story By Francis Ssenjobe; Health Ministers from the East African Community are holding an extra – ordinary meeting to deliberate on the ongoing Ebola outbreak affecting the region.  During the two days engagement that starts today 01 June 2026 until 2nd June 2026 , the Sectoral Council of Ministers responsible for Health will consider the proposed regional actions to curb the outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus strain. The convening of this high-level meeting is part of a series of urgent actions the EAC Secretariat has initiated, having already intensified regional coordination and preparedness measures following the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. The Extra-Ordinary Ministerial session will provide strategic guidance and coordinate the regional response across Partner States. Currently , the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported 121 confirmed cases, including 17 deaths among confirmed cases, as well as 1077 suspected cases and 246 deaths among suspected cases. Uganda, as of 25 May 2026, had reported seven confirmed cases and one death among confirmed cases, with the first two cases involving patients who had travelled from the DRC and sought care in Uganda. The outbreak has mostly affected DRC, particularly Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces, with Ituri Province remaining the epicentre—particularly Mongbwalu, an area characterized by high population mobility and significant cross-border movement, raising concerns over further regional spread.

  • EAC Health Ministers Convene to Discuss how to tackle Ebola

    radioonefm90.com Monday, 1 June 2026 14:15:26

    Story By Francis Ssenjobe; Health Ministers from the East African Community are holding an extra – ordinary meeting to deliberate on the ongoing Ebola outbreak affecting the region.  During the two days engagement that starts today 01 June 2026 until 2nd June 2026 , the Sectoral Council of Ministers responsible for Health will consider the proposed regional actions to curb the outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus strain. The convening of this high-level meeting is part of a series of urgent actions the EAC Secretariat has initiated, having already intensified regional coordination and preparedness measures following the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. The Extra-Ordinary Ministerial session will provide strategic guidance and coordinate the regional response across Partner States. Currently , the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported 121 confirmed cases, including 17 deaths among confirmed cases, as well as 1077 suspected cases and 246 deaths among suspected cases. Uganda, as of 25 May 2026, had reported seven confirmed cases and one death among confirmed cases, with the first two cases involving patients who had travelled from the DRC and sought care in Uganda. The outbreak has mostly affected DRC, particularly Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu provinces, with Ituri Province remaining the epicentre—particularly Mongbwalu, an area characterized by high population mobility and significant cross-border movement, raising concerns over further regional spread.

  • WHO calls for reviewing of Travel Restrictions on Ebola Affected Countries

    radioonefm90.com Monday, 1 June 2026 13:52:25

    Story by Agencies The World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom wants countries, which have imposed travel restrictions and closed their borders following the outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, to reconsider the measures. This after countries like Canada and the US imposed travel restrictions and visa suspensions for residents from Congo, Uganda and South Sudan, citing the outbreak. Tedros says unity and solidarity are the best weapons of protection against the Ebola epidemic, while travel restrictions could discourage transparency in reporting cases. He also urges local communities to remain at the center of the response to the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, for which no approved vaccine or treatment currently exists. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates warns its citizens and residents against travelling to three African countries amid growing concerns over the outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the public should avoid trips to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda or South Sudan “unless absolutely necessary”. The UAE says the safety measure has been taken “in light of an evolving public health situation” as central Africa seeks to contain a rare strain of the virus for which there is no vaccination. It calls on Emiratis currently in those countries to “exercise the utmost caution” and follow “health and safety instructions” issued by local authorities.

  • Two People Die in Landslides that hit Kasese District

    radioonefm90.com Monday, 11 May 2026 11:12:04

    Story by Jude Mutaawe: Two People died following deadly landslides in Kasese district that claimed over the weekend. The Spokesperson Uganda Red Cross Society Irene Nakasiita says the tragedy hit Kamabwe Village in Maliba Parish. Nakasiita says one of the victims identified as 56 year old Abraham Kule , was cutting down a tree when the mudslide suddenly occurred, and swept him away. His body was later recovered about 200 meters from the scene. In another incident, 18-year-old Felix Bwambale was asleep in his house when a landslide struck, causing the room to collapse and killing him instantly. Authorities and rescue teams, including Uganda Red Cross response team from Kasese branch conducted assessment, and also recovered the bodies. Nakasiita notes that residents remain in fear for more landslides following heavy rains in the area. End

  • Uganda’s Sports sector has made tremendous Progress -UOC

    radioonefm90.com Tuesday, 17 March 2026 19:15:11

    Story by Joy Grace Kemigisa The Uganda Olympic Committee (UOC), alongside the Commonwealth Games Association of Uganda (CGU), recognizes the contribution of key stakeholders in Uganda’s sporting sector. Chaired by Donald Rukare, the Annual General Meeting held at Mestile Hotel provided a comprehensive account of UOC activities in 2025, including financial reporting, governance updates, and approval of the 2026 budget.  The meeting highlighted Uganda’s active participation in regional and international competitions, as well as its successful hosting of major events such as the Rugby Africa Cup and other continental championships. Rukare also noted international recognition earned by Uganda at the ANOCA Awards, where the UOC received a sustainability award, while Beatrice Ayikoru was honoured for her contribution to gender and sports development in Africa. In her report, Ayikoru detailed strong progress across the organisation’s key pillars. She revealed that Uganda secured 24 medals in international competitions in 2025, while athletes benefited from scholarships, grants, and mental health support programmes. She further highlighted initiatives promoting gender equality and safeguarding, including projects such as Game Connect and GIRLS against gender-based violence, which reached over 800 youth and 200 girls. The AGM also addressed governance matters, with the National Council of Sports (NCS) urging federations to comply with the 2023 Sports Act and registration requirements, while assuring stakeholders of continued engagement to resolve existing legal challenges. Following the assembly, attention turned to celebrating excellence at the 2025 UOC/CGU Awards. The ceremony recognised outstanding athletes, teams, and federations whose performances elevated Uganda’s profile on the international stage. Swimmer Anna Gloria Muzito and long-distance runner Samuel Cherop Simba were the biggest winners of the evening. Muzito was named Female Athlete of the Year after winning two gold medals and a silver at the Islamic Solidarity Games, while Simba took the Male Athlete of the Year award following his silver and bronze medal performances at the same event. In team categories, the Uganda Cubs (U17 football team) won Male Team of the Year, while the She Cranes were named Female Team of the Year after their strong international performances. Meanwhile, the Uganda Rugby Union was voted Federation of the Year, and handball veteran Sheila R. Agonzibwa received the Lifetime Achievement Award for her contribution to sport in Uganda. The event also served as a platform to strengthen partnerships, with UOC unveiling new collaborations, including a nutrition partnership under the Tooke initiative and other corporate engagements aimed at improving athlete welfare, performance, and digital transformation within sports administration. Looking ahead, Uganda’s focus now shifts to major global competitions. Godwin Kayangwe confirmed that a team of 55 athletes will represent the country at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, scheduled for July 23 to August 2, competing in athletics, boxing, swimming, netball, 3×3 basketball, and para-sports among others. Preparations are also underway for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games, set for October 31 to November 13, 2026, in Senegal. According to organisers, Ugandan athletes are expected to compete in disciplines such as athletics, basketball 3×3, boxing, cycling, rowing, and swimming, with further details to be confirmed after upcoming coordination meetings. Ends

  • Walukaga’s fate to be decided on 22nd December 2025

    radioonefm90.com Tuesday, 16 December 2025 14:11:40

    High Court in Kampala sets the 22nd December 2025 as the date for delivering its judgment in a case in which the National Unity Platform party Busiro East Parliamentary contestant Mathias Walukaga challenging the Electoral Commission’s decision to disqualify him. This after the Electoral Commission ruled that Walukaga lacked the requisite minimum academic qualifications to contest for the parliamentary seat. Court has now directed the Electoral Commission to file its defence within one day , the applicant , Walukaga will then file his rejoinder or submission on Thursday. The Electoral Commission will then hand over its submission on Friday before the judgment is delivered on Monday. Alex Luganda , Walukaga’s lawyer addressed the media shortly after the court session and hailed court for quickly handling the case.

  • MIGHTY 90 SHOW

    radioonefm90.com Monday, 1 September 2025 23:24:03

    Founded in 1997, Radio One has been a trusted voice in the airwaves for over two decades. Our signature program format, “Great Songs… Great Memories”, is carefully curated to connect with adult listeners by bringing back timeless classics that spark nostalgia and joy.
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