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31 Oct '25
October was tumultuous for many teams... and, therefore, many coaches. We take stock of the coaches whose future is uncertain and who may not finish the month of November on the sidelines.Patrick Vieira - GenoaAt the bottom of Serie A, Genoa has yet to win a single match in t
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31 Oct '25
Uganda will face Tunisia, giants Nigeria and neighbours Tanzania in the groups stages and Put knows what to expect from every opponent.Paul Put is focused on preparing Uganda Cranes team ahead of the 2025 Africa Nations Cup amidst contractual speculation with reports linking him to Cameroo
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31 Oct '25
An individual's natural sleep preference (chronotype) is linked to mental well-being, with evening types being more susceptible to depressive symptoms due to a misalignment with a society structured for early risers.Staying up late itself isn't the direct cause of poor mental health.
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31 Oct '25
You cancel plans to accommodate theirs. You swallow your frustration and apologize first—again. You carry the emotional weight of two people while your partner floats through unaffected. And somewhere deep down, you’ve started to wonder: Is this what love is supposed to feel like?No. L
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31 Oct '25
Top 10 hardest countries to obtain citizenshipSecuring citizenship in some countries can be a long and demanding journey in contrast with how some other nations offer relatively straightforward processes.Below are 10 countries where obtaining citizenship is considered the toughest,
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31 Oct '25
Nigeria’s most celebrated writer and Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, has revealed that his U.S. visa has been revoked, a move he described as “bizarre, comic, and authoritarian.” The 91-year-old, who has long chronicled Africa’s dictatorships with razor-sharp wit, shared the news during a p
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31 Oct '25
Washington and Seoul brokered a historic $950 billion deal, bringing the two nations closer in both trade and military alliance. South Korea will pay $350 billion upfront to lower tariffs implemented by the USA. Hundreds of billions will flow between the nations as trade once again acts as the gr
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31 Oct '25
The oil sector’s development — including two central processing facilities at Kingfisher and Tilenga — is expected to unlock billions in ancillary investment and generate thousands of jobsKampala: Uganda’s proven oil reserves have risen to 6.65 billion barrels, up from 6.4 billion,
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31 Oct '25
Fresh revelations have emerged about the identities of at least 16 Nigerian military officers currently being detained over an alleged plot to overthrow the government.According to reliable military sources, fourteen of the detained officers are from the Nigerian Army, while two others ser
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31 Oct '25
The Affordable Housing Project promised dignity and stability for Kenya’s urban poor, yet gaps in delivery are fast exposing cracks in what was once hailed as a groundbreaking social revolution.In Nairobi’s New Mukuru Housing Estate, residents who once lived in congested shacks now enj