Kerry Katona has described her new boyfriend, Paolo Margaglione, as "amazing" as she spoke out on the relationship for the first time since meeting him on Celebs Go Dating.Kerry Katona has described her new boyfriend, Paolo Margaglione, as "amazing" as
The Duke of Sussex has arrived in the UK for a series of charity engagements and may visit King Charles who is currently at Balmoral and has no public engagements this weekIt is not known if Harry will meet the King on this tripPrince Harry could
While Charles, Camilla, and many of the royal family are heading to Scotland for their summer break, Meghan and Harry famously shunned the traditional holiday in 2019 and opted for a different destinationIn 2019, Harry and Meghan opted to ditch the trad
Natasha Karugire and lawyer/businessman Edwin Karugire.President Museveni and First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni have marked the silver jubilee of their daughter Natasha Karugire’s marriage to lawyer and businessman Edwin Karugire.In a statement r
The human body is made up of many small units called cells. These cells work together to form tissues, which then combine to create organs.Each organ has a special job that helps keep the body alive and working properly.The body has many
Medical experts accuse New Vision of peddling “alarmist and unscientific” misinformation about local staple foods like matooke and kaloKAMPALA, Uganda — Leading Ugandan doctors have launched a scathing rebuttal against
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Mrs. Jolly Shubaiha Kateregga, the estranged wife of Kampala University founder Prof. Badru Kateregga, has broken her silence following weeks of explosive allegations made against her in the media. In a strongly worded statement, Mrs. Kateregga categorically den
Manifest TV, the official broadcast platform of Phaneroo Ministries, is now available on AfroMobile. This partnership marks a significant step in spreading the gospel to Ugandans here and those in the diaspora.Phaneroo, one of the most influential ministries in the region, is known for its
Once dismissed as wild weeds and a "poor man's food", indigenous leafy vegetables in Kenya are now becoming much more common - grown on farms, sold in markets and gracing the menus of restaurants.At the busy Skinners Restaurant in Gachie just outside the capital, Nai
