On Thursday morning, the world woke up to the news of the death of top Ugandan marathoner, 33-year-old Rebecca Cheptegei, who had been undergoing treatment at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret.Â
LOP Ssenyonyi under siege as parliament moves from Kampala COVER STORY | IAN KATUSIIME | In her two year tenure following corruption scandals and international sanctions, under pressur
You have to give to get, and no one understands this better than a successful person, or one aspiring.But for this particular chore, we shall take an athlete. You have got to be ready to give up almost everything for you to make it at the highest level.&n
For a brief moment earlier this year, something shifted in pop culture. It became perfectly appropriate, it seemed, to publicly gawk at Sydney Sweeney’s breasts. In what felt like a strange, noughties-tablo
Anya Meyerowitz didn’t know if she wanted children, primarily out of fear about what would happen during her delivery. But an experience with a world-renowned childbirth pioneer – who also happened to ha
In an emotional tone as she presided over the launch of the Parliamentary Forum to End Child Marriages and Teenage Pregnancies at Parliament last week, Speaker Anita Annet Among, who doubles as the Bukedea District Woman MP, sent a stern warning to whoever dares
Ugandan blogger Raymond Soulfa has warned media personality Kasuku to tread carefully when reporting about certain individuals and personalities.Raymond, known previously as Peng Peng says while he made a big name out of invading people’s personal lives
Speke Resort Convention Center is the venue for economic transformationFollowing the resounding success of the 8th edition of the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE) 2024, the Speke Resort Convention Centre in Munyonyo, Kampala, is set to host another la
North, 10, landed the coveted role of Young Simba in The Lion King She performed at the Hollywood Bowl for the 30th anniversary concertHer performance of I Just Can't Wait To Be King went vira
When Kampala City was governed by the Kampala City Council twenty-two years ago, it was far from secure. There were pickpockets everywhere, and criminal groups had taken over areas, much like American mobsters owned streets.Even for commuters, there was a
