Reader modeDonald Trump has deployed a true military behemoth in his striking war on drugs - the menacing vessel could cause huge problems for one of his greatest foesThe USS Gerald R Ford at seaThe world's largest warship The USS Gerald R FordDonald Trump h
Viktor Gyokeres has been targeted in the wake of Arsenal's win at Fulham despite the Gunners clinching all three points, while one Gunners star has hit back in light of criticismViktor Gyokeres copped criticism after another barren display for Arsenal (
An artistic impression of an oil refinery. Uganda hopes to complete construction of a 60,000 barrels/day refinery by 2030. COURTESY IMAGE/PETROLEUM AUTHORITY OF UGANDA.Delayed construction heightens importance of missing piece in
Kenzo at the launch of Museveni's campaign songs in Munyonyo this past weekendSinger Eddy Kenzo has opened up about his troubled childhood and paternity, revealing that a DNA test proved the man he grew up calling father was not his biological parent.
RIHANNA has given birth to her third child, The U.S. Sun can report.The Savage x Fenty f
Umoja Art Gallery has unveiled a compelling new solo exhibition by Eritrean-born artist Nebay Abraha, titled “I want to go home.”The showcase, which has attracted international attention, delves into themes of displacement, homesickness, and the emotional resilience of im
Music legend, Jose Chameleone has officially driven his lifestyle into overdrive with the arrival of his sleek black Brabus, a luxury monster now proudly parked at his swanky Akright City mansion along Entebbe Road.
Comoros tightened the race in Group I of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers after defeating the Central African Republic 2-0 on Sunday, September 7.The result leaves them just a single point behind
Hours before South Korean president Lee Jae Myung was due to meet US president Donald Trump, a Truth Social post dropped."WHAT IS GOING ON IN SOUTH KOREA?" Trump wrote, pointing to a "Purge or Revolution" - which many saw as a reference to the prosecution of former preside
Property developer Sentongo HarunaCities, like people, grow in stages. Kampala, once a small settlement of hills dotted with temples, palaces, and modest trade centers, has become a sprawling metropolis of over 3 million people. The city buzzes with trade
